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Queer Families Queer Politics 1st Edition Mary Bernstein Renate Reimann

SKU: BELL-1953362

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Publisher: Columbia University Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 1.79 MB

Pages: 480

Author: Mary Bernstein, Renate Reimann

ISBN: 9780231116909, 9780231116916, 9780231504294, 023111690X, 0231116918, 0231504292

Language: English

Year: 2001

Edition: 1

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Queer Families Queer Politics 1st Edition Mary Bernstein Renate Reimann by Mary Bernstein, Renate Reimann 9780231116909, 9780231116916, 9780231504294, 023111690X, 0231116918, 0231504292 instant download after payment.

This book addresses the themes of visibility, transgression, and resistance, as well as the intersection between the personal and political in the contexts of relationships, parenthood, and political activism. Giving special attention to families of color, immigrants, and poor families, the authors examine the risks entailed in coming out and the significance of class, race, and sexual and gender identity in this process. Parenting also creates dilemmas of visibility as queer families negotiate malls, schools, and workplaces, as well as the medical, legal, and political institutions that regulate their families.