99 P - Queering Revolutionary Bodies

Friday, June 2, 2017: 10:15 AM-11:45 AM
BRESL 112 (Hofstra University)
Chair:
Lisa Merrill, Hofstra University
Militant Flesh: Black Women, Sexuality, and Embodied Performances of Gender and Sexual Freedom in 1970s Visual Culture
Shoniqua Roach, Northwestern University
Strap-on.org: How a "Queer-Positive, Sex-Positive, Trans-Positive, Girl-Positive" Online Community Influenced Queer Culture, 1996-2006
Anna Amundson, Florida State University
Oink! The Male Chauvinist Pig And The Erasure of Feminist Humor in The 1970s
Julie Ann Willett, Texas Tech University
Revolutionary Violence, Militant Women, and Indian History: Towards a Popular Memory
Shahin Kachwala, Indiana University
"Gendering the Iconography: competing images of revolutionary identity in the 1920s and 1930s"
Kristin Bayer, Marist College

Session Abstract

This panel looks at the relationships between gender, queer identities, race, and revolutions. The panel touches on different topic areas such as art and visual representations, bodies, sports, and online forums. 

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