GLQ
Duke University Press · United States
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This journal publishes scholarship on queer and trans studies, examining themes of identity, legal frameworks, historical narratives, and cultural expressions across various geographical and temporal contexts. Articles explore the intersection of queer and trans experiences with issues such as sex work, disability, colonialism, and the impact of events like the COVID-19 pandemic. The journal also engages with literary analysis, theoretical debates within queer theory, and the construction of personhood and community.
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