... critique get played out through the tensions between lesbian and queer feminisms. Returning to the politics of representation and visibility that have been so central and vexing in lesbian feminism, HI puts art practices in conversation with archival ones. The project approaches the archive through...

... Identity Poetics Linda Garber recalls how the dif- ferences between lesbian feminism and an emergent queer theory were cast in the early 1990s (and beyond). “Not quite ‘Gen X,’ but not a Baby Boomer either,” the then late-twenty-something Garber would find herself at a conference panel, book party...

... between lesbian feminism and an emergent queer theory were cast in the early 1990s (and beyond). “Not quite ‘Gen X,’ but not a Baby Boomer either,” the then late-twenty-something Garber would find herself at a conference panel, book party, or protest at which an older, usually white lesbian academic...

... between lesbian feminism and an emergent queer theory were cast in the early 1990s (and beyond). “Not quite ‘Gen X,’ but not a Baby Boomer either,” the then late-twenty-something Garber would find herself at a conference panel, book party, or protest at which an older, usually white lesbian academic...

... Identity Poetics Linda Garber recalls how the dif- ferences between lesbian feminism and an emergent queer theory were cast in the early 1990s (and beyond). “Not quite ‘Gen X,’ but not a Baby Boomer either,” the then late-twenty-something Garber would find herself at a conference panel, book party...

... York: Columbia University Press, 2001. 262 pp. Early in her provocative study Identity Poetics Linda Garber recalls how the dif- ferences between lesbian feminism and an emergent queer theory were cast in the early 1990s (and beyond). “Not quite ‘Gen X,’ but not a Baby Boomer either...

... Identity Poetics Linda Garber recalls how the dif- ferences between lesbian feminism and an emergent queer theory were cast in the early 1990s (and beyond). “Not quite ‘Gen X,’ but not a Baby Boomer either,” the then late-twenty-something Garber would find herself at a conference panel, book party...

... Identity Poetics Linda Garber recalls how the dif- ferences between lesbian feminism and an emergent queer theory were cast in the early 1990s (and beyond). “Not quite ‘Gen X,’ but not a Baby Boomer either,” the then late-twenty-something Garber would find herself at a conference panel, book party...

... between lesbian feminism and an emergent queer theory were cast in the early 1990s (and beyond). “Not quite ‘Gen X,’ but not a Baby Boomer either,” the then late-twenty-something Garber would find herself at a conference panel, book party, or protest at which an older, usually white lesbian academic...

... between lesbian feminism and an emergent queer theory were cast in the early 1990s (and beyond). “Not quite ‘Gen X,’ but not a Baby Boomer either,” the then late-twenty-something Garber would find herself at a conference panel, book party, or protest at which an older, usually white lesbian academic...

... . 2018 . “ Whither Asian American Lesbian Feminism? ” Presented at the National Women’s Studies Association Annual Conference , Atlanta, GA , November 9 . Nguyen Tan Hoang . 2014 . View from the Bottom: Asian American Masculinity and Sexual Representation . Durham, NC : Duke University...

... in affirmation of the pussy power on display. A Girl’s Journey manifests the sensibility of Mitchell’s Deep Lez manifesto, reproduced below, which calls for new combinations of 1970s lesbian feminism and contemporary third-­wave, trans, and queer activisms. While paying homage...

... (Fall 1993 ): 121 -15. Moynihan , Daniel Patrick. The Negro Family: The Case for National Action . Washington D.C.: Office of Policy Planning and Research, U.S. Department of Labor, 1965 . Phelan , Shane . Identity Politics: Lesbian Feminism and the Limits of Community . Philadelphia...

..., and of the thousands of women who have made the journey to “the land.” The festival carries enormous symbolic significance, even for those who have never been there; it often represents 1970s lesbian feminism, and all the opinions it generates, despite the fact that the festival...

..., and Theatre Topics, among other publications. Her next project is a critical memoir of lesbian feminism in the United States titled From Flannel to Fleece: A Lesbian of a Certain Age. She coedits, with David Román, the Triangulations: Lesbian/Gay/ Queer Drama/Theatre/Performance series at the University...

... to achieve gender balance in this section. Schneider, in the collection’s only discussion of workplace discrim- ination, surveys lesbians in paid employment. In a piece on collective identity in lesbian feminism, Verta Taylor and Nancy Whittier conclude...

... in contemporary queer theory and queer studies. The author argues that the burgeoning field of queer ecopoetics can offer a productive response to recent calls to forge feminism alongside queer theory. The author takes the poet Muriel Rukeyser (1913–80) as a case study for a queer, lesbian, feminist ecopoetic...

...Cynthia Barounis This essay develops a new crip application of the camp aesthetic that explores how early framings of camp, as a coping mechanism and an affective relation to and between objects, can resonate powerfully with the recent turn in disability studies toward mad feminism, new materialism...

... gender-queer dykes’ senses of embodiment, sexual subjectivity, and even gender legitimacy. Some lesbians seem to see FTMs as traitors to a “women’s” movement who cross over and become the enemy. Some FTMs see lesbian feminism as a discourse that has demonized them and their masculinity. Some butches...

... or lesbian feminism address how they each inspired radically multi-issue politics.13 My project here asks how multi-issue radicalism articulated desires by white U.S. lesbians or gay men to reject racial, economic, national, or global privilege by relocating to new homes based...