Arriving in DC to Talk the Future of LGBT Monuments
I am one of the 18 LGBT Studies scholars invited by the Secretary of the Interior to come to DC this week …
Visualizing ‘Queer Exchange’ Friendships
I am increasingly interested in the social networks of queers, broadly and self-defined. One of the largest queer groups on Facebook that …
First Lgbtq Book Review in the Annals of the Association of American Geographers
I just published what is the first book review on lgbtq spaces in the Annals of the Association of American Geographers. If …
Opaque is Being Polite: On Algorithms, Violence, & Awesomeness in Data Visualization
Data visualizations are fantastic stuff. Social network analysis, graphic analysis, video, spatial analysis, images, and all other types of #dataviz increasingly capture …
Dissertation for Download: Living in an (In)Visible World: Lesbians’ and Queer Women’s Spaces and Experiences of Justice and Oppression in New York City, 1983-2008
Once I was able to sort out that my own copyright as ascertained through the UMIDatabase system allowed me to self-share my …
Judith Butler & Omar Barghouti Speak Out about #BDS at Brooklyn College #CUNY (2/7/13)
I was not able to attend Judith Butler’s & Omar Barghouti’s talks last night at Brooklyn College, CUNY (2/7/13) on #BDS but …
Lesbians in Space feministing.com Interview with Maria Rodó-de-Zárate and Jen Gieseking, Full Transcripts
Below is the full interview between Gwendolyn Beetham with Maria Rodó-de-Zárate and Jen Gieseking for the blog feministing.com. You can read the …
Looking Back Queerly, 1997: “at the present time in New York, it is illegal to have a lesbian-only bar”
Food for thought before as plan your weekends. It makes so much sense but is mindblowing all the same, especially since the …