Real/Talk: Glenn Ligon's Re-Membering of Queerness in (Post-) Black Discourse.
The article focuses on several aspects of addressing difference and the physical, psychological, spiritual, and legal violence that are disproportionately enacted upon certain racially marked bodies. It mentions that civil rights and Black Power movements effectively altered the consciousness of Bla...
| Publicado en: | Comparatist Vol. 42; pp. 80 - 98 |
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University of North Carolina Press
Oct2018
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| Sumario: | The article focuses on several aspects of addressing difference and the physical, psychological, spiritual, and legal violence that are disproportionately enacted upon certain racially marked bodies. It mentions that civil rights and Black Power movements effectively altered the consciousness of Black Americans and Black Lives Matter movement works to address the long-standing problem of police brutality and the national disregard for the suffering and abuse of Black bodies. |
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