... that make palpable the entrenched effects of anti-Black violence. Casal’s scholarship practices what queer Cuban philosopher José Muñoz calls “disidentification.” Against a tradition that dismisses women as monsters, she reformats Cuban and Black thought by assuming the role of Shakespeare and Fernández...

... in temporal terms. In addition to these artists, the writings of scholars and artists Jose Estaban Muñoz, Ronak Kapadia, Etel Adnan, and Hamed Sinno further emphasize the future-facing nature of both queerness and Islam, as well as the radical possibilities of telling queer Muslim stories in the future...

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.... After a brief summary of the novel, I turn to the narrative's treatment of community and individual identity. The essay traces the development of MotherTongue'sprincipal protagonists, Marfa and Jose Luis, pointing out that Martinez's narrative highlights the multiple misunderstandings that stem from...

... refugee from El Salvador. Mary becomes Marfa as she 152 MERIDIANS 11:2 embarks on what for her is a romantic adventure when she picks Jose Luis up from the Albuquerque airport. She falls in love with him, despite the fact that he mostly seeks comfort from her. One night Jose Luis imagines that Marfa...

... dynamics of Texas, as well as narrates the tragic transition of power between the Rangers and the Mexican landowners in the area during the time surrounding the Mexican-American War (1846-1848). The novel was published in 1996, when scholar Jose E. Lim6n found the manuscript. Lim6n believes...

... was the director of a Black women's organization in San Jose. Mygoal for our meeting was to build the socio-cultural foundation for my work; to understand not only blackness in Costa.Rica but also what it means to be a Black woman in a country that does not always acknowledge your presence or history in school...

... who had seen her mother for some kind of prenatal care worried about anemia and recommended hospitalization. Doña Sinda, who had already home birthed five children, packed her bags and headed for the José Benítez Guzmán Municipal Hospital. It is difficult to ascertain what convinced her to give birth...

... . Minneapolis : University of Minnesota Press . Muñoz José Esteban . 1996 . “ Ephemera as Evidence: Introductory Notes to Queer Acts .” Women & Performance: A Journal of Feminist Theory 8 , no. 2 : 5 – 16 . Muñoz José Esteban . 2006 . “ Feeling Brown, Feeling Down: Latina Affect...

... Tiya Miles Nancy Mithlo Minoa Moallem Eliza Noh Mari-Jose N'Zengou Tayo Anita Patterson Rafael Perez-Torres Jeanne Perrault Kevin Quashie Deridre Raynor Sean Redding Angelita Reyes Andrea Rushing Raka Shame Andrea Smith Kathleen Staudt Michelle Stephens Patricia Tamie Natasha Trethewey Maria Velazquez...

... Erin Mackie Anita Mannur Liz Miller Nadine Naber Stephanie Newell Eliza Noh Eve Oishi Marisa Parham Anita Patterson Gayle Pemberton Kevin Quashie AnupamaRao ParamaRoy Andrea Rushing Alberto Sandoval Sarita See Michelle Stephens Nancy Saporta Sternbach Mari-Jose N'Zengou Tayo Valorie D. Thomas Ellen...

.... ○ ○ ○ A lesson in Mapudungún, the Mapuche language. El Wallmapu. Ancestral territory of the Indigenous nations of the Mapuche which crosses the highlands of the Andes. Los mapu-che. People of the land. Mapu-dungún. Language of the land. As the Mapuche longko and researcher Wenteche José...

... first marriage was to Jose do Rosario Freitas Gomes, with whom she had one child, Bethania Gomes. Her second, common-law marriage was with Roberto Rosemburg. An historian by training, she graduated with her bachelor's degree from the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro (UFRJ) in 1971, interned...

...://www.elnuevodia.com/noticias/locales/nota/confiesaasesinatodejovenhomosexual-638687/ . Eng David L. , Halberstam Jack , and Muñoz Jose Esteban . 2005 . “ What’s Queer about Queer Studies Now? ” Social Text 23 , nos. 3–4 : 1 – 17 . Espín Olivia M. 1996 . “ Leaving the Nation...

... José . 2006 . “ Feeling Brown, Feeling Down: Latina Affect, the Performativity of Race, and the Depressive Position .” Signs 31 , no. 3 : 675 – 88 . Muñoz José . 2009 . Cruising Utopia: The Then and There of Queer Futurity . New York : New York University Press . Muñoz José...

... Press . Muñoz José Esteban . 1999 . Disidentifications: Queers of Color and the Performance of Politics . Minneapolis : University of Minnesota Press . Muñoz José Esteban . 2009 . Cruising Utopia: The Then and There of Queer Futurity . New York : NYU Press . Muñoz Manuel...

... (Guglielmo 2010 ). 3 When asked about the source of his political perspective on U.S. imperialism and race relations, Cuban revolutionary writer José Martí famously said, “Viví dentro del monstro y conozco sus entrañas” (“I lived inside the beast, and I know its entrails”). 2 This coming...