..., 2003.—The Editors Introduction: Defining Queer Ethnicities Elisa Glick Since their emergence in the 1990s, queer theory and queer studies have func- tioned primarily as denaturalizing discourses, deconstructing power relations by asserting the incoherence and contingency of identity categories...

...Chris A. Eng This article postulates the “angry ethnic fag” as a figure of silenced queer of color dissent. Building on the work of artist Justin Chin, it explores how shame elucidates value economies that apprehend specific acts of indignity as having the currency to forward LGBTQ politics while...

... categories like gender, sexuality, nationality, ethnicity, and race. The essay employs a recent theoretical intervention (Viego's) into ethnic and queer studies' more conventional and static invocations of subject formation to provide a productively critical frame for its engagement of the projects under...

..., to designate “gender outlaw” depends on long histories in US skating of rejecting particular racial, ethnic, and national cultural and political models. © 2013 by Duke University Press 2013 Court and Sparkle Kye Allums, Johnny Weir, and Raced Problems in Gender Authenticity Erica Rand In a 2012...

..., and, finally, confusions around which the expression of liberal subjecthood, or ethnic and national identity, might emerge. © 2020 by Duke University Press 2020 kinship weddings South Africa ritual African women References Ahmed Sara . 2004 . The Cultural Politics of Emotion...

..., the wrong age, the wrong color; they are “sexually ambiguous”; they bear the wrong ethnic markers; they inhibit particular identities and/or aspirations; they simply do not seem “right.” Surgery, then, becomes a way to put things right, to restore order. While the writing to date on modificatory surgeries...

... technologies of state surveillance, and new modes of racial/ethnic/religious segregation. This is true as a general rule, and it is certainly the case for the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and the complex set of ideologies and technologies that help sustain and regulate the separation between Jews and Arabs...

... of performative practices to a politics of identification and inquires into the links between political performativity and the performative construction of identity. More broadly, it interrogates how sexual and gender dissidence translates into identification across national and ethnic divides. Finally...

...Martin Joseph Ponce Regarded as the first anglophone Filipino literary modernist, José Garcia Villa (1908–1997) has typically been seen as an aesthetic formalist who refused to place literature in the service of national or ethnic politics. This essay rethinks this presumption by pursuing a queer...

... of Chicago, and their successful and unsuccessful attempts to negotiate divergent national and ethnic histories, class and linguistic differences, and the diverse political stances of their membership. I also look at the coalition-building politics that the two organizations established with other Latino...

... and explore the significance of the ethnic and political identities of the correspondents themselves. In sum, the article demonstrates how one group of queer men, themselves racially and politically representative of midwesterners at midcentury, forged queer lives for themselves in a region that has thus far...

... strategy. Through this analysis, the article advances a theory of “compulsory Zionism” as a concept through which to analyze the confluence of racial, ethnic, and sexual politics that haunt and animate Palestine solidarity politics in the United States. AN UPRISING AT THE PERFECT MOMENT Palestine...

... and conservative (even if accepting) perspectives on gay parenting. © 2017 by Duke University Press 2017 Israel gay fatherhood fertility ethnicity References Allan James . 2007 . “And Baby Makes Three …: Gay Men, Straight Women, and Parental Imperative in Film and Television...

... with members as trope energetically, forcefully, viciously servicing the French man in the film (Mack 2017: 243). These early sex bazaar films and late- career films like his six- part opus, Nomades I VI (2005 7), place Cadinot s oeuvre as one that initiates the porno ethnik (ethnic porn) subgenre...

..., 2003.—The Editors Introduction: Defining Queer Ethnicities Elisa Glick Since their emergence in the 1990s, queer theory and queer studies have func- tioned primarily as denaturalizing discourses, deconstructing power relations by asserting the incoherence and contingency of identity categories...

... 11, 2003.—The Editors Introduction: Defining Queer Ethnicities Elisa Glick Since their emergence in the 1990s, queer theory and queer studies have func- tioned primarily as denaturalizing discourses, deconstructing power relations by asserting the incoherence and contingency of identity...

..., on April 11, 2003.—The Editors Introduction: Defining Queer Ethnicities Elisa Glick Since their emergence in the 1990s, queer theory and queer studies have func- tioned primarily as denaturalizing discourses, deconstructing power relations by asserting the incoherence and contingency of identity...

... 11, 2003.—The Editors Introduction: Defining Queer Ethnicities Elisa Glick Since their emergence in the 1990s, queer theory and queer studies have func- tioned primarily as denaturalizing discourses, deconstructing power relations by asserting the incoherence and contingency of identity...

... aesthetic is informed by and informs yet transcends the ethnicity marker of Puerto Rican. The final analysis of Glenn's video art and its complex articulations of trans Afrofuturity close the book with a powerful promise of the political and aesthetic potential of nuyorican art. Chapter 3, “Tens across...

...? I’m not going to answer this question with the happy-ending narrative of a coming-out story. Instead, I want to describe how both my homosexual and my intellectual desires have moved me across class boundaries and how this movement places me within a long tradition of ethnic migration...