... and society can continue to evolve to protect the interests of queer parents and their children. Julie Shapiro is a professor of law at Seattle University School of Law. DOI 10.1215/10642684-2009-045 How Can I Ignore the Girl Next Door? Patricia White Lesbianism, Cinema, Space...

... subjectivity might be reconceived otherwise, even as genealogical inheritance continues to haunt its instantiations. © 2011 by Duke University Press 2011 Critical Bonds Daddy’s Girl Carla Freccero on Leo Bersani What still links democratization . . . to fraternization cannot always...

... GLQ: A JOURNAL OF LESBIAN AND GAY STUDIES BYE GIRL, OR BYE BOY, OR WHATEVER YOU ARE! A Latinx Transgender Man s Experience with Queer Battle Fatigue in Texas Mario I. Suárez I am a Latinx man of transgender experience, assigned female- at- birth, from a small, rural town on the Texas- México border...

... CITED: Films and Videos Anne Trister (L. Pool, Canada, 1986 ). Distributor: Canadian Film Distribution Center, SUNY at Plattsburgh, Feinberg Library Rooms 124–128, Plattsburgh, NY 12901–2697; (800) 388–6784. VHS rental only (no 16mm or 35mm rental available). Bar Girls (M. Giovanni, U.S...

...Ann Cvetkovich; Allyson Mitchell The GLQ Gallery features Allyson Mitchell's 2010 installation for the Art Gallery of Ontario in Toronto, A Girl's Journey into the Well of Forbidden Knowledge . In a plus-sized version of a sculpture gallery, two large ladies, in luminescent gold and silver, face...

...Ruth Ramsden-Karelse In 1998, the recently established Gay and Lesbian Archives of South Africa acquired about 600 photographs depicting a group of individuals assigned male at birth, who presented and expressed themselves according to conventions of femininity. The girls, as they called themselves...

... Kurt Hummel and the outing of girl-loving cheerleader Santana Lopez, I highlight the aesthetic and discursive strategies that permit young queers to resist the demands associated with parental acceptance or at least manage and survive its inadequacies. © 2014 by Duke University Press 2014 RAISING...

...Bethany Schneider Laura Ingalls Wilder's Little House on the Prairie (1935) is a cannibal text. Zitkala-Ša's (Yankton-Nakota) essays “Impressions of an Indian Childhood” and “The School Days of an Indian Girl” (1900) can be found in the guts of the settler-colonial children's novel. Practices...

...Amber Jamilla Musser In 2006 a group of women decided to launch the “I Heart Brooklyn Girls” calendar, a celebration of queer femininity. Their initial concept—twelve months, twelve decades of pinup—gave way to a focus on 1950s pulp aesthetic in later calendars, but the link between Brooklyn...

... these alternative forms, we identify the political work they perform. Analyzing such texts as a victim impact statement, speeches, the TV movie A Girl Like Me , and memorial websites, we contend that relational witnessing and testimony can reconfigure heteronormative forms of kinship and other societal structures...

...) recasts trafficking by defining it as a crime of labor exploitation (not prostitution) that can harm any person (not just women and girls). Despite this reframing, the melodramatic narrative used to tell the story of trafficking subverts the new laws by highlighting sexual danger, innocent women, and male...

... girls didn't understand the allure of holes. You were sometimes wrong. We know something about slipping in and out of cells, animate and still. Like Gretel I want to map my trip into the dense forest of you, dropping these words so I can get back out. But I've read her story (so many stories now...

..., however, Freud is the one who breaks off the analysis when he discovers “the sweeping repudiation of men” that his patient has transferred to him: “As soon . . . as I recognized the girl’s attitude to her father, I broke off the treat- ment and advised her parents that . . . it should be continued...

...Karin Quimby Duke University Press 2003 THE STORY OF JO Literary Tomboys, Little Women, and the Sexual-Textual Politics of Narrative Desire Karin Quimby Few would have imagined that a girl like Jo March, the tomboy heroine of Louisa May Alcott’s 1868 novel Little Women, who exclaims...

... that over the past few decades, as now, have been seen to be more appropriate for boys than for girls? Why so much emphasis on sport? As I try to answer this question, I move some distance from the sporting realm proper, picking up arguments made by Eve Kosofsky Sedgwick...

... to the audience their own (queer) desires. And importantly, in the classroom, the lack of resolution creates a space for my students to map their own complexities onto those of the girls, and to leave my class, like the girls, with a better sense of who they are despite the uncertainty they have about the future...

...Figure 3. EJ Insight 's news report on the “chalk girl” features images of her 2014 arrest by the police and the drawings that caused her to be investigated, January 2015. ...

...)motions, or Feeling beside Oneself Both of the girls hit their victim with a brick until her skull was badly broken. Using a purse to hide the brick, the girls had swung it by means of a stocking. The other killers, a pair of men with a different set of victims, had cut one throat with a hunting...

...Susan McCabe Deep Gossip Henry Abelove Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press , 2003 . xviii + 104 pp . Making Girls into Women: American Women's Writing and the Rise of Lesbian Identity Kathryn R. Kent Durham: Duke University Press , 2003 . xi + 355 pp . Strangers...