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Translating (Black) Queerness,military personnel brutally tortured Iraqi male prisoners of war by employing antihomosexual taunts has placed our country’s gender and sexual norms at the center of contemporary discourse. Moreover, these revelations appear to implicate contemporary gay men’s own marginalization as persecuted sexua

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,“So High You Can’t Get Over It, So Low You Can’t Get Under It”,ale prisoners emerge from and on how the criminal justice system has targeted and built a billion-dollar industry on their bodies, little has been said about the spatial geographies they lived in before entering prison. Why space? Because, like race, gender, class, and sexuality, spatiality is a cen

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