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Interventions in Inequality: Sexuality
Sat, August 8, 10:00 to 11:30am, TBASession Submission Type: Invited Session (90 minute)
Description
Interventions in Inequality: Sexuality is part of a series of thematic sessions highlighting scholarship on positive social change being made within key social systems. This session will focus on research that utilizes intersectional frameworks to study the reduction of sexual inequality. The papers focus on a wide range of themes and populations, including Black LGBTQ+ Migrants, Autistic Adults and Crip Sexualities, Black Asexualities, and Trans desire and pleasure.
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Individual Presentations
Learning Sexual Belonging: Black LGBTQ+ Migrants Resisting Racialized Sexual Hierarchies and Finding Home in New York City - Emillion Adekoya, Stony Brook University
Participatory and Arts-Based Sex Education Research with Autistic Adults: A “Crip” Approach to Challenging Sexual Inequality - Alan Santinele Martino, University of Calgary
Affirming Black Asexualities and Evading Erasure - Brittney Miles, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
t4t pleasurability: The Gender and Sexual Possibilities of Trans for Trans Desires - Brandon Andrew Robinson, University of California-Riverside