The term “queer” emerges as an interpellation which raises the question of the status of
force and opposition, of stability and variability, within performativity. The term “queer” has …

… and practicing critically queer politics outside of the hegemonic and increasingly ineffective
logics of gay white male shame that guide much of contemporary GLBT and queer politics. …

… Remaining critically queer can help us remain attuned to the intersectionality of our identities
and our precarity, in terms of citizenship, movement, work and basic freedoms. Today’s …

In this article, I explore two contending claims in the literature on LGBTQ organizing in the
Global South. Whereas some theorists argue that LGBTQ groups in the Global South …

This introduction to the CritcalAnaysis ofLaw special issue on queer legal studies excavates
three conjugal artifacts: an academic manuscript delineating interracial and same-sex …

… What we might call a critically disabled position, however, would differ from … critically
disabled but rather as severely disabled, with severe performing work similar to the critically queer …

… While it is valuable to critically analyse a variety of normative positions, including ageism,
I am arguing that we take the critical questioning further and queer the binary of (assumed) …

… of queer politics. In her influential essay "Critically Queer" she points out that the term queer
… ," Butler explicitly includes heterosexuals as critically queer subjects and offers them a …

… In other words, is there room for ambiguity in the critically queer classroom? Or must …
critically queer discussions in the classroom or to valorize the closet as the only space queer …

… Indigenous writings portray GLBTQ Indigenous lives to critically theorize the normative … this
book models a variety of critically queer and Indigenous methods to trouble heteronormativity …