..., racism, colonialism, and xenophobia. For many of us, the horror of the killings was followed by the curious pre- sumption that homophobia was a foreign entity. It was curious because many of us had seen this violence before, and we knew that it did not require an allegiance to ISIS in order...

... recently Visual Interruptions (Girlhood Studies); Xenophobia and the Techniques of Difference (Agenda); The Cinematic City: Desire, Form and the African Urban (Journal of African Cinemas, forthcoming); and Cinematic Imaginaries of the African City (Social Dynamics, forthcoming). She has also...

... not experience her racial fantasy while consul in Petropolis, and her adopted son, Juan Miguel Godoy, committed suicide in 1943. These two events—the dissolution of her fantasy and the trauma of real-life loss—led Mis- tral to level strident accusations of xenophobia...

... 2016 ; Oppenheim 2016 ; Los Angeles Times 2016 ; Ellis et al. 2016 ). Within the identity terrain of the Pulse shooting, when Islamophobia trumps homophobia (which removes xenophobia from view) in exhortations to homonationalism, queer Muslims remain a mediational impossibility given the patriotic...

... xenophobia animal studies affect © 2015 by Duke University Press 2015 ...

... likely to encoun- ter xenophobia and racism as well as racial fetishization and exoticization in the gay neighborhood of Hillcrest in San Diego than Mexican men of a lower socio- economic class. In the book s nal three chapters, Carrillo offers a detailed account of how Mexican gay and bisexual men who...

..., 46). As I have suggested, the Brexit referendum result and the dis- courses of racism and xenophobia that accompanied it appear to suggest the unin- telligibility, for now at least, of Weber’s conceptualization and Neuwirth/Wurst’s exempli cation of political community founded on a pluralized...

... the assassination as well) was how tolerance of sexual diversity and minoritized gay identities could actually be deployed to facili- tate xenophobia and Islamophobia. I am not by any means equating the stories of Pim Fortuyn and Hennie van den Wittenboer; instead, I am making a point about dangers that can...

... to be the First World, eroding national borders at the same time as it creates borders within cities and regions.33 Xenophobia and homophobia converge CLOSING AMERICA’S “BACK DOOR” 415 in a search for secure knowledge, a reactionary effort to regain...

... instability” (“Erotic Autonomy,” 65). 20. Bonnie Honig argues that representations of foreigners show a continual, unstable play of xenophobia and xenophilia. This occurs because the representations perform varied ideological work. Consequently, “the facts can inform but they cannot resolve...

..., the tightening of all zones of tolerance under a “national security state” intent on militarizing civilian life, increased xenophobia masked as ignorance and indifference, generational differences within queer communities, chronically underexamined class and race differences, the impact...

..., the tightening of all zones of tolerance under a “national security state” intent on militarizing civilian life, increased xenophobia masked as ignorance and indifference, generational differences within queer communities, chronically underexamined class and race differences, the impact...

..., the tightening of all zones of tolerance under a “national security state” intent on militarizing civilian life, increased xenophobia masked as ignorance and indifference, generational differences within queer communities, chronically underexamined class and race differences, the impact...

..., the tightening of all zones of tolerance under a “national security state” intent on militarizing civilian life, increased xenophobia masked as ignorance and indifference, generational differences within queer communities, chronically underexamined class and race differences, the impact...

..., the tightening of all zones of tolerance under a “national security state” intent on militarizing civilian life, increased xenophobia masked as ignorance and indifference, generational differences within queer communities, chronically underexamined class and race differences, the impact...

..., the tightening of all zones of tolerance under a “national security state” intent on militarizing civilian life, increased xenophobia masked as ignorance and indifference, generational differences within queer communities, chronically underexamined class and race differences, the impact...

..., the tightening of all zones of tolerance under a “national security state” intent on militarizing civilian life, increased xenophobia masked as ignorance and indifference, generational differences within queer communities, chronically underexamined class and race differences, the impact...

..., the tightening of all zones of tolerance under a “national security state” intent on militarizing civilian life, increased xenophobia masked as ignorance and indifference, generational differences within queer communities, chronically underexamined class and race differences, the impact...

..., the tightening of all zones of tolerance under a “national security state” intent on militarizing civilian life, increased xenophobia masked as ignorance and indifference, generational differences within queer communities, chronically underexamined class and race differences, the impact...

... queer and queerness of mexi- canidad and Latinidad . . . from sites of economic injustice, immigrant xenophobia, and gender violence”; I suggest to also think of jotería’s symbolic excess in relation to the Marxist notion of surplus value. For Marx, the capitalist’s appropriation...