...Miranda Joseph Safe Space: Gay Neighborhood History and the Politics of Violence . Hanhardt Christina . Durham, NC : Duke University Press , 2013 . vii + 358 pp. © 2015 by Duke University Press 2015 450 GLQ: A JOURNAL OF LESBIAN and GAY STUDIES “Just When...

... was. In this period just preceding the proliferation of sexological and psychoanalytic discourses, among others, that contribute to the making of what Foucault called a scientia sexualis, neither gender nor sexuality had, for Marcus, assumed the rigid binaries of the “heterosexual matrix.”4 No doubt some...

.... 2016. “In Praise of Latin Night at the Queer Club.” Washington Post, June 13. DOI 10.1215/10642684-4254441 I JUST CAN’T EVEN Shaka McGlotten I just can’t even. I just can’t even handle it. I feel like we are living in a nightmare. I watch...

... through a queer diasporic reading practice that does not just read texts and authors that consciously frame themselves outside the Philippine or US nation-­ states but reads texts constituting a “dispersed and coreless” tradition of Phil- ippine anglophone writing that reveals the inherent queerness...

...- parents, cousins, aunties, uncles, friends, teachers, students, elders, youth, medi- cine people, ministers, political leaders, activists, coworkers, employees — queer Indians are everywhere, and just as concerned with issues of Native rights, sov- ereignty, self-determination...

... in the context of a university press widely known for its commitment to cutting-edge scholarship in queer and race studies. To quote Mark’s quite succinct response: “All this struggle over a white penis, seriously? — just way too symbolic.” Along with GLQ editors Ann Cvetkovich...

... descended from Anishinaabe women and French voyageurs in the region during the early Canadian fur trade that followed the devastation of Wendake.9 8 GLQ: A JOURNAL OF LESBIAN and GAY STUDIES Just across the waters from our home stands Christian Island, named for the Jesuit...

...Karen Jacobs Annie Leibovitz's postmortem photograph of Susan Sontag in A Photographer's Life, 1990–2005 publicizes its subject in the same visual space that protects its privacy, writing over its contemporaneity with a series of more legible nineteenth-century and modernist visual codes, just...

...) 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...

... and liberal sexual mores were at the heart of bourgeois and elite culture. In 1902 Mount Pelée, the volcano that sits just above the city, erupted—killing Saint-Pierre's population of over thirty thousand within five seconds. Today, the black, volcanic sand beaches that line the coast remind visitors to Saint...

... that persist throughout these periods that exist parallel to, and at times interrupt, the dominant model of the hetero-homo binary. Just as importantly, the dominant model glosses over the gender sameness — normatively masculine men desiring normatively masculine men — that also defines an important form...

...David S. Churchill This article grows out of a larger project on homophile internationalism that linked Europe and North America organizations, activists and writing during the post-war decades. More than just participating in a North Atlantic exchange, these homophile activists had a global vision...

...Susan McHugh Nonhuman nonheteronormativity presents a profound challenge not just to identity forms but more importantly to disciplinary habits of thinking of human subjectivity as the default form of social agency. To elaborate this point, this essay surveys how some recent books, including...

... regalia telling everyone, well, i just happened to bust my way in! i guess johnnie wanted to be a welder & other things that much, too, that she would have bust down anything that got in the way of her being who she already was in her mind. oh, johnnie, you know the reporters for that paper...

... Girls in the Nose in 1994 and again in 1995. One of my bandmates, Darby Smoth- erman, who had worked the year before, said, “You have to come early because it’s just so cool here, and you can volunteer and do something.” When I first came, I was sent to Parking...

... being overly friendly with. You know, I’m not the bar type and I don’t like most people that hang around bars, ’cause it’s bad news when they hang around a bar a lot. They’re looking for something. . . . And I just am not that interested. I can meet people other ways rather than that. I...

... memory and to organize in his name. And there are so many other people. The last thing I'll say, and it is related to this book called Practicing New Worlds (Ritchie 2023 ) I just finished. (I'm pretty sure it's my last one.) It is not about all the things that I've talked about before—the things I...

... authority, medical authority, here in the United States, too. I mean some of the leading scholars, like the leading Indigenous feminist was Andrea Smith for a good long while. To call her out . . . all of us who wrote the letter about her (Barker et al. 2015 ). We were accused of just being petty, jealous...

...: How did this project, Lest We Forget, begin for you? Glenn Ligon: At Artpace there wasn’t a mandate to do projects that were spe- cifically geared toward San Antonio, but there was definitely a sense that they wanted some kind of interaction with the city. And I guess I just took that liter...