General Editors:
José Esteban Muñoz, New York University
and Ann Pellegrini, New York University
Lesbian and gay scholarship suffers from a certain stasis that Sexual Cultures is determined to disrupt, a stasis that derives from an overarching concern with the local, the masculine, and the white subject. Taking lesbian, gay, and sexuality stud ies as its points of departure—and not ends in themselves—books in this series promote scholarship about the lived experiences of sexual minorities.
Mirroring the Center for Lesbian and Gay Studies, this means maintaining strong activist and community commitments, and forging links between academe and existing queer cultures. In the process, Sexual Cultures expands the definition of what lesbian and gay studies includes, particularly in the areas of race, national ity, religion, and class.
The series entertains manuscripts from a variety of academic disciplines on a wide range of academic and nonacademic subjects. All of the books in Sexual Cultures have critical horizons large enough to take in the current transformations of knowledges, identities, and capital on a shifting world stage. Pursuing scholar ship that can speak across disciplinary boundaries, as well as the border between academic and activist, Sexual Cultures seeks above all to intervene in and enable a vibrant and public queer culture.
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published: Once You Go Black The Latino Body Arranging Grief God Hates Fags Why I Hate Abercrombie and Fitch In a Queer Time and Place Manning the Race Boricua Pop Love the Sin Queer Latinidad Queer Globalizations The Queerest Art Passing Black Gay Man Our Monica, Ourselves Times Square Red, Times Square Blue Tropics of Desire In Your Face Private Affairs Murdering Masculinities |
forthcoming: Relocations |





