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Issue 10.1-10.2 | Fall 2011/Spring 2012 — A New Queer Agenda

Online Resources

Queers for Economic Justice

Beyond Marriage

Allgo: a statewide queer people of color organization

Audre Lorde Project

Beyond (Straight and Gay) Marriage

Community HIV/AIDS Mobilization Project

Esperanza Peace and Justice Center

The National Coalition for LGBT Health

National Queer API Alliance

Peter Cicchino Youth Project

Southerners on New Ground

Sylvia Rivera Law Project

TJI Justice Project

Unid@s: The National Latina/o Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender (LGBT) Human Rights Organization

Women With A Vision

Young Women’s Empowerment Project

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Creating Change

Issue 10.1-10.2 | Fall 2011/Spring 2012

Creating Change

By John D’Emilio

Defining Desires and Dangerous Decisions

Issue 10.1-10.2 | Fall 2011/Spring 2012

Defining Desires and Dangerous Decisions

By Amber Hollibaugh

“Nobody Should Ever Feel the Way that I Felt”: A Portrait of Jay Toole and Queer Homelessness

Issue 10.1-10.2 | Fall 2011/Spring 2012

“Nobody Should Ever Feel the Way that I Felt”: A Portrait of Jay Toole and Queer Homelessness

By Áine Duggan

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Sex Scandals, “Responsible Fatherhood” and the 2008 Election Campaign: When “Sex Talk” Trumps Race and Class

Issue 7.3 | Summer 2009

Sex Scandals, “Responsible Fatherhood” and the 2008 Election Campaign: When “Sex Talk” Trumps Race and Class

By Anna Marie Smith

Literary Activism from Nigeria: Interview with Unoma Azuah, May 2017

Issue 14.2 | 2017

Literary Activism from Nigeria: Interview with Unoma Azuah, May 2017

Lindsey Green-Simms in conversation with Unoma Azuah

Representation, Visibility, Legibility: The ‘Queer’ Subject in Contemporary India

Issue 14.2 | 2017

Representation, Visibility, Legibility: The ‘Queer’ Subject in Contemporary India

By Jennifer Ung Loh

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