... Egyptian texts. It does not insinuate homosexuality as inherent but instead locates possible Arab cultural engagements with women’s queerness that have been overlooked. Copyright © 2019 by the Association for Middle East Women’s Studies 2019 Golden Era film queer-of-color critique queer...

... desired supplement that adds color, vitality, and flexibility to Western modernity. Parker is aware of these critiques, but he, along with many Brazilian scholars of racialized sexuality and public eroticism, such as Peter Fry (1986, 2000), Osmundo Pinho (2011), Rosana Heringer...

.... In this vein, it is of great importance to study the continued Arab romance with Genet (he is buried in Morocco, where many queer “pilgrims” venerate his grave), and his ready acceptance in circles of politically active people of color, as a white ally. ...

... and the Birth of Israel’s Liberal Settler State . Stanford, CA : Sanford University Press . Spillers Hortense J. 2003 . “ Mama’s Baby, Papa’s Maybe: An American Grammar Book .” In Black, White, and in Color: Essays on American Literature and Culture , 203 – 29 . Chicago : University of Chicago...

... to erode the rights of women, queers, immigrants, and people of color have serious consequences for our research, teaching, and engagement with public debates and communities. In the United States, the two executive orders (EO) Donald Trump signed soon after his inauguration in 2017 officially sanctioned...

.... In Beirut, queer and migrant feminisms are at the forefront of the fight for intersectional justice, but they were barely represented at the conference. Similarly, the conference rarely addressed migration, mobility, and refugees. This omission is analogous to the limited discussion of class, color...

... excusing people of color from perpetuating abusive notions of power, an instinct that stems from a need to defend racialized Southwest Asian categories from being understood as inherently sexist, barbaric, and homophobic. Attention to how these power dynamics intersect and affect those who live daily...

.... Grounding their analysis in trans-of-color critique, Snorton and Haritaworn ( 2013 : 67) recognize the urgent task of “explaining the simultaneous devaluation of trans of color lives and the nominal circulation in death of trans people of color.” Trans necropolitics exposes the narrative of the transgender...

... of diversification unto itself. I was also frustrated with how the deployment of intersectionality in the academy leaves women of color primarily responsible for the deployment and acceptance of intersectional theorizing. In academe, anyway, our numbers haven’t changed and the bodies haven’t changed—or have...

...’ Anthem” further subverts the ethos of death, sacrifice, and militarization of the male body when read through a queer lens. The body of the male pilot attracts illicit desire rather than embodying the national sacrificing ideal. Ayyub voiced daring critiques of militarized masculinity and the cult...

..., such as Ajna and Bisma, use Muslim womanhood to critique US imperialism, build broad coalitions with various communities of color, and create complex Kurdish identities in the Black-white Bible Belt US South (Thangaraj 2019 , 2022b , 2023 ). By interrogating this category and its affective valences, we can...

... (especially miniature) printed in black and white as well as color. This wealth of textual and visual material attests to Boone’s extensive and diligent archival work over two decades. Unfortunately, the volume lacks a bibliography documenting the wide range of primary and secondary sources examined...

... as a metaphor for imperial conquest is a stellar example of how feminist theory can successfully employ queer of color critique on a transnational scale. Jarmakani’s analysis of how sheikhs collaborate with the West to affect their Arabiastani homelands can direct us toward a more rigorous critique of Middle...

... wooden coffee house…. We drank hot tea and went to the house [and] did not stop talking about our lives, and what we do, and our damaged relations.” Their conversation is punctuated with lines like, “I like the color of your eyes,” and “I smiled.” The image of warmth and mutual...

...—gender-crosser—and the modern ‘homosexual’ only serve to obscure the berdache’s meaning within Native American culture.” Other studies of the globalization of lesbian and gay identities built on the critique of assumed universalism and essentialism to draw attention...

..., and the incitement to violence suggested by such a video pinned at the top of the president of the United States’ Twitter page. Joseph continues to describe how the charge to consider Arab Americans people of color was led by Arab American feminists in the 1990s and has a long history in academic texts on Arabs...

... will be impossible if she marries him—or marries at all, ultimately reiterating a gendered critique. She chooses instead to live with a destitute elderly couple in their hovel. Jarrod Hayes ( 2000 , 17) uses queer and feminist analysis to argue that Maghrebian postcolonial writers working in French often...

... with the color pink or blue” (Fasiki 2019 : 19). Apart from the Moroccan publishers that refused to publish such an unconventional, shameless book, others asked her to make some changes to her text and to even remove the paragraph on the Amazigh language. Yet this aspect of language is very relevant...

... of right-wing ethnocentric nationalisms and populisms, and religious fundamentalisms. Nayereh Tohidi: Thanks to our firsthand praxis and also the work of some feminists, especially feminists of color in the West or in the global South, such as sociologist Patricia Hill Collins and critical race...

... and gender are conegotiated in football in Turkey. In addition, this article critiques the mission the TFF ascribes to women fans, delineating them as naturally polite guardians of an imposed sense of fair play. I show that women fans have a complex relation with “hegemonic masculinity” whereby...