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594 - Regular Session. Sociology of Sexuality: Sexualities, Social Movements, and the Law
Tue, August 25, 2:30 to 4:10pm, TBASession Submission Type: Paper Session
Abstract
These papers examine how sexual identity is used as a jumping off point for social movement mobilization—or not. Papers consider how variation in laws emerges and persists as well as missed opportunities for collective action and examples of groups that intentionally do not contest the status quo, despite the marginalizing effect it has on their lives.
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Signifying Laws: Regulating Sex and Sexuality in the Global Field of Nations - Jason L Ferguson, University of California-Berkeley
Sodomy Reform, the Right to Be Sexual, and the Emergence of LGBT Rights - Jeffrey Kosbie, Northwestern University
Should there be a 'T'?: Trans Perspectives on the LGBT Movement - Thatcher Combs, University of Texas, Austin
Are You Comfortable with Blood Play? BDSM Mobilization and Social Movement Identity as Cultural Capital - Brenna Harvey, University of Connecticut
After the Crackdown: Trust between China's Sex Workers and their Clients - Isak Ladegaard, Boston College