...Jacqueline Stevens Duke University Press 2004 The GLQ Forum THINKING SEX/THINKING GENDER Introduction Annamarie Jagose and Don Kulick Many of the key debates and conceptual overhauls that have animated lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ) studies over the last ten...

...Mitra Rastegar Through an analysis of Western lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ) activist responses to the executions of two youths in Iran in 2005, this article considers why an interpretation of the executions as a case of antigay persecution became predominant despite reasons...

..., “Queers Read This! LGBTQ Literature Now” takes seriously how, why, and what queers read. Looking to both Eve Sedgwick’s foundational 1996 special issue of Studies in the Novel , as well as the work of Audre Lorde, James Baldwin, Gloria Anzuldua, and other queer writers of color in the 1970s and 1980s...

...Jen Jack Gieseking; Katie Batza; J. Jeffery Auer, IV; Julio Capó, Jr.; Megan E. Springate; Shayne Watson What are the politics of accounting for and sharing LGBTQ history in the United States with broader publics? The US National Park Service released LGBTQ America: A Theme Study of Lesbian, Gay...

...Carolyn Dinshaw Duke University Press 2006 THE HISTORY OF GLQ, VOLUME 1 LGBTQ Studies, Censorship, and Other Transnational Problems Carolyn Dinshaw On this happy and long-anticipated occasion of handing over the editorship of GLQ — who knew that David Halperin and I would...

... WILL STEELWORKERS JOIN THE FIGHT FOR LGBTQ CIVIL RIGHTS? Elizabeth Lapovsky Kennedy Steel Closets: Voices from Gay, Lesbian, and Transgender Steelworkers Anne Balay Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press, 2014. xi + 192 pp. Steel Closets: Voices from Gay...

...Dana Heller This review essay considers three recent publications that collectively demonstrate developments in queer television studies. According to the author, these works provide circumspect progress narratives, tempered by awareness that LGBTQ visibility does not exist in any historical...

...Jay Grossman At the December 2006 MLA convention, the Division on Gay Studies in Language and Literature organized a session titled “Queer Lineations: Robert K. Martin and Gay Literary Studies” to recognize the scholarly inventiveness and political commitment of one of the pioneers in LGBTQ studies...

...Cait McKinney This article examines the materiality, construction, and circulation strategies of LGBTQ information interfaces within a longer genealogy of media practices that troubles the Internet’s predominance in understandings of queer self-formation. It focuses on a particular bibliographic...

... that while they do not speak for all Palestinian LGBTQs, and that they do not necessarily agree among themselves on strategies or details (the women's rights approach of Aswat is different from the queer activism of Al-Qaws), they do succeed in laying out the major challenges facing their work...

... LGBTQ activism in the twentieth-century United States has long been characterized by a tension between liberal and radical forms of politics. Should LGBTQ people respond to their exclusion from a heteronormative state and society by demanding formal equality and inclusion in existing structures...

... because the nature of mar- riage in US society had already been rapidly changing since the mid-­nineteenth century, and mostly because of antiracist and feminist political thought. Work like Chauncey’s, which is typically geared toward LGBTQ studies audiences, argues that same-sex­ marriage...

... their audiences through LGBTQ festivals — or who have chosen not to do so — and have lived to tell the tale to contact us and contribute an account of their experiences. —Chris Straayer and Thomas Waugh GLQGLQ, 12:4Vol. 1, pp. 000 – 000 DOI997 Paul10.1215/10642684-2006-005 EeNam Park Hagland ©©...

... their audiences through LGBTQ festivals — or who have chosen not to do so — and have lived to tell the tale to contact us and contribute an account of their experiences. —Chris Straayer and Thomas Waugh GLQGLQ, 12:4Vol. 1, pp. 000 – 000 DOI997 Paul10.1215/10642684-2006-005 EeNam Park Hagland ©©...

... their audiences through LGBTQ festivals — or who have chosen not to do so — and have lived to tell the tale to contact us and contribute an account of their experiences. —Chris Straayer and Thomas Waugh GLQGLQ, 12:4Vol. 1, pp. 000 – 000 DOI997 Paul10.1215/10642684-2006-005 EeNam Park Hagland ©©...

... their audiences through LGBTQ festivals — or who have chosen not to do so — and have lived to tell the tale to contact us and contribute an account of their experiences. —Chris Straayer and Thomas Waugh GLQGLQ, 12:4Vol. 1, pp. 000 – 000 DOI997 Paul10.1215/10642684-2006-005 EeNam Park Hagland ©©...

... their audiences through LGBTQ festivals — or who have chosen not to do so — and have lived to tell the tale to contact us and contribute an account of their experiences. —Chris Straayer and Thomas Waugh GLQGLQ, 12:4Vol. 1, pp. 000 – 000 DOI997 Paul10.1215/10642684-2006-005 EeNam Park Hagland ©©...

... in these relationships. By focusing on histories of funding for LGBTQ organizations, especially the philanthropic response to the HIV/AIDS epidemic, the author demonstrates how gender and sexuality remain importantly intertwined both theoretically and practically while trans and gender-nonconforming communities remain...

... invite artists who have reached their audiences through LGBTQ festivals — or who have chosen not to do so — and have lived to tell the tale to contact us and contribute an account of their experiences. —Chris Straayer and Thomas Waugh GLQGLQ, 12:4Vol. 1, pp. 000 – 000 DOI997 Paul10.1215...

... in this series, and we invite artists who have reached their audiences through LGBTQ festivals — or who have chosen not to do so — and have lived to tell the tale to contact us and contribute an account of their experiences. —Chris Straayer and Thomas Waugh GLQGLQ, 12:4Vol. 1, pp. 000 – 000 DOI997...