... moment when the virus remains an urgent health concern among young, queer Latino men even as the dominant culture locates the crisis in the past. Challenging health care inequities and interrogating conceptions of “healthy” sexuality, Cuadros's 1994 collection of prose and poetry, City of God...

... largely overlooked in the recent attention to ACT UP’s legacy. This article asks what the history of ACT UP’s needle exchange might tell us not only about the history of HIV/AIDS and public health but also about the ideals of health and recovery in defining the subjects, forms, and historiography of queer...

... health discourses circulating throughout the region. These MSM are nearly always overrepresented by a subgrouping of openly gay Caribbean men. Yet the forbidding absence of Caribbean homosexuality in popular discourses and the dangerously pervasive presence of Caribbean MSM in public health discourses...

... practices can scholars and activists engage with to make the world more secure for the most vulnerable? What are the repercussions of those practices? The dossier takes on these questions through discussions of rape culture, risk management and health in the contemporary US American family, the impact...

... with Pride puts forth a model of longevity that is personally and collectively grounded in black sexual difference and queer of color resistant social practices that trouble public health life expectancy discourses. Drawing on queer of color critique, black sexuality studies, and visual cultural studies...

...Kane Race Pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) has so far emerged as a reluctant object in much gay community discourse, primarily because of its association with the supposed excesses of unbridled sex. Its approval in the United States sparked bitter debate and a new round of sexual health moralism...

...Jasbir K. Puar This essay examines the potential for using affective connectivities to rethink neoliberal stratification. Because discourses surrounding queer suicide reproduce problematic assumptions not only about race, class, and gender but also about bodily health, debility, and capacity, I...

... constitutional and customary cultural life are, like all performatives, first and foremost citational. Such citational sexualities are considered in clinical contexts where many Black gay women were coded as men who have sex with men in global health HIV science. In this vein, new forms of global biofinancial...

... for Understanding Genetics and Health . Washington, DC : Genetic Alliance . McRuer Robert . 2006 . Crip Theory: Cultural Signs of Queerness and Disability . New York : New York University Press . Melamed Jodi . 2006 . “ The Spirit of Neoliberalism: From Racial Liberalism to Neoliberal...

... Copyright © 1998 by Duke University Press 1998 ANNOUNCEMENTS Program for the Study of Sexuality, Gender, Health and Human Rights at Columbia University. The Program for the Study of Sexuality, Gender, Health and Human Rights invites applications from scholars, advocates, and activists...

... to demographic inference. Jallicia Jolly is an assistant professor in American studies and Black studies at Amherst College. A 2022 Ford Postdoctoral Fellow based at Yale University, Jolly researches and teaches on Black women's health, grassroots activism, reproductive justice, and feminist social...

... Persons (ASTRAL), during its annual meeting, funded largely through the NPSTD/AIDS. Guerra de Macedo Rodrigues was the central figure in an award ceremony featuring health officials, a popular soap opera star, the first lady of the state of Rio de Janeiro, and a performance of “Don’t Cry for Me...

... of their need to find ever-new sources of legitimacy and support. Humanities scholars who pursue their work in health care contexts are likely to cite the intense pressure that modern medicine places on fundamental ideas. When human bodies can continue complex metabolic pro- cesses...

... Beauchamp In 1989 and 1990 the US Congress held a series of hearings on the circulation and use of synthetic testosterone and pharmacologically similar drugs, collectively known as anabolic steroids.1 The hearings focused largely on steroids’ threat to the health of American athletes...

... of Minnesota Press . González Oriana . 2022 . “ Alabama Cites Roe Decision in Urging Court to Let State Ban Trans Health Care .” Axios , June 28 . https://www.axios.com/2022/06/28/alabama-roe-supreme-court-block-trans-health-care . Matouk Kareen M. , and Wald Melinda . 2022...

... Conference, University of Chicago, 5835 S. Kimbark, Rm. 422, Chicago, IL 60637, or visit our Web site at httphumanities.uchicago.edu/ cgs/lgsp.html. Columbia University’s Rockefeller Humanities Fellowships Program for the Study of Sexuality, Gender, Health, and Human Rights invites applications...

... Diamond and attorney Hazel Beh, who argued for using the term variations of sex development.4 But while it is easy to make the case that differences in genital appearance should be understood as matters of variation, such terminology does not permit appreciation of the genuine health challenges...

..., POLITICS, AND THE UNCERTAINTY OF FACTS 325 AIDS from school, providing them instead with home instruction. The board cited a lack of clear guidelines from district boards of health. “The lack of definitive data on the communicability of AIDS,” as well as concern for the health of stu- dents and staff...

..., 1987 . Amory , Jeffery W. “San Francisco's Prevention Partnership: Issues and Challenges.” Ending the HIV Epidemic: Community Strategies in Disease Prevention and Health Promotion . Ed. Petrow, Steven, Pat Franks, and Timothy R. Wolfred. Santa Cruz: Network, 1990 . 80 -97. Bateson...

...: Thirteen Principles for Health Care Providers to Interrupt Criminalization,” https://www.interruptingcriminalization.com/beyond-do-no-harm (accessed June 30, 2023). 6. On February 2, 2017, the Barnard Center for Research on Women hosted “In the Wake: A Salon in Honor of Christina Sharpe,” in which...