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BLACK TRANS FUTURITIES SYMPOSIUM
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Committee
Mission Statement
Land + Location
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Public Plenary
thems. Fruity Poetry Night
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Participant Directory
Participant Scholarship
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BLACK TRANS FUTURITIES SYMPOSIUM
About
Committee
Mission Statement
Land + Location
Sessions
Speakers
Events
Public Plenary
thems. Fruity Poetry Night
Participants
Participant Directory
Participant Scholarship
Schedule
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Committee
Mission Statement
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Public Plenary
thems. Fruity Poetry Night
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    1. The Shape of Trans Yet to Come

    2. Everything Must Go: Abolition, Anti-Imperialism, Anarchism

    3. TRANS*VERSAL ANIMACIES AND THE MATTERING OF BLACK TRANS* POLITICAL LIFE

    4. “Freer Than We Want To Be”: On Marquis Bey’s Black Trans Feminism

    5. Transversal Tipping Points | Critical Times | Duke University Press

    1. The “Bad Parents”: Gender-Policing of Trans, Gender Nonconforming, and Nonbinary People in U.S. Families | Journal of Family Violence

    2. Experiences of Trans Scholars in Criminology and Criminal Justice

    3. Why Don’t We Center Abolition in Queer Criminology? - Allyn Walker, Amanda M. Petersen, Aimee Wodda, Ash Stephens, 2024

    1. We Major | 29 | Black Trans Feminism Fights Back | Blu Buchanan, Ayotu

    2. Unsafe Words - Rutgers University Press

    3. Gay Neo-Nazis in the United States: Victimhood, Masculinity, and the Public/Private Spheres

    4. Dodgy Scholars: Resisting the Neoliberal Academy | Public

    1. BLACK BODY AMNESIA — jaamil olawale kosoko

    1. CARESS WITHOUT BODY: STRANDED AFFECT, QUEER DIASPORIC DANCING, AND QUESTIONS CONCERNING TECHNOLOGY

    1. A Garden of Black Joy: Global Poetry from the Edges of Liberation and Living - MahoganyBooks

    2. "On Gaming," curated by dez a. brown - Seventh Wave

    3. Two Poems | Cartridge Lit

    4. THREE POEMS by dez a. brown – FOUR WAY REVIEW

    5. dez a. brown – ANMLY

    1. “Hold Me Up”: Narrative Histories of Black Community Building in Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti, 1910s-1970s

    2. Ambivalence as an Opportunity for Social Change: A Messaging Guide for Progressive Organizers

    3. Ambivalence as a Feminist Project, University of Chicago Press

    1. Dear Trans Studies, Can You Do Love? Trans Studies Quarterly

    2. Radical sovereignty, rhetorical borders, and the everyday decolonial praxis of Indigenous peoplehood and Two-Spirit reclamation

    3. PATHWAYS INTO AND OUT OF HOMELESSNESS FOR LGBTQ2S YOUTH

    4. iTEAM: Outcomes of an Affirming System of Care Serving LGBTQ Youth Experiencing Homelessness - Claudia Powell, Ian Ellasante, Josephine D. Korchmaros, Katie Haverly, Sally Stevens, 2016

    5. We Want It All: An Anthology of Radical Trans Poetics – Nightboat Books

    6. Nat. Brut | Issue Fifteen | Ian-Khara Ellasante

    7. grandfather: a dialect of water | Ian Khara Ellasante | New Millennium Writings

    1. Finally on 13th! Philadelphia Ballroom - Mural Arts

    2. differences

    1. Blackness, pleasure, and agency in porn studies: a roundtable discussion

    2. Essay: “Pleasure Won’t Get You Far: Memory, Nut Chasing, and Hooked on Ebonics”

    1. Trans* Poetics in Translation: Desire and Feminist Capacity in the Work of Susy Shock

    2. Two Poems by Cristina Peri Rossi | Qui Parle | Duke University Press

    1. Pedagogies of the Enfleshed: Critical Communication Pedagogy, Otherwise - 9781666925791

    2. Gender Futurity, Intersectional Autoethnography: Embodied Theorizing from the Margins

    3. QED - Michigan State University

    4. Storying the Gender Binary in Sport: Narrative Motifs Among Transgender, Gender Non-Conforming Athletes - Alaina C. Zanin, Lore/tta LeMaster, Lucy C. Niess, Haley Lucero, 2023

    5. Full article: Trans (gender) trouble

    6. Embracing the Criminal - Queer and Trans Relational Liberatory Pedagogies LeMaster and Mapes

    7. Speculative fiction, criticality, and futurity: an introduction

    8. On Queer of Color Criticism, Communication Studies, and Corporeality

    1. THE ZINE | Decolonizing Gender

    2. Decolonizing Gender

    1. Butch Queens Up in Pumps: Gender, Performance, and Ballroom Culture in Detroit

    2. Gender/Racial Realness: Theorizing the Gender System in Ballroom Culture

    3. Full article: Editorial: Gender and sexual geographies of blackness: anti-black heterotopias (part 1)

    4. Whose Body Is This? On the Cultural Possibilities of a Radical Black Sexual Praxis

    5. Gender, Place & Culture: A Journal of Feminist Geography Engendering space: Ballroom culture and the spatial practice of possibility in Detroit

    6. An Innovative Adaptation of an HIV Status-Neutral, Community-Informed, Socioemotional Asset-Building Intervention With the House Ball Community

    7. The Queerness of Touch: Mutual Recognition and Deep Intimacy in Moonlight

    8. Edited by Adrienne D. Davis and the BSE Collective | Black Sexual Economies

    1. After the end of schools: Cultivating abolitionist visions for a world without carceral education

    2. TERF Logics Are Carceral Logics: Toward the Abolition of Gender-Critical Movements or Black Trans Life as Pedagogical Praxis

    3. “How We Are with Each Other”: Conversations on Queer Healing and Black Liberation | QED

    4. Pedagogies of Abolition: A Phenomenological Exploration of Radical Study in Black Trans Communities

    1. Rooted Resistance

    2. Deconstructing the Fitness-Industrial Complex - North Atlantic Books

    3. Can There Be “Normal” Sport in an Abnormal World? Sport Boycott and Athlete Activism for Ceasefire in Gaza

    4. Reimagining ‘Bodywork’ in the Wake: A Collection of Black Queer, Transgender, and Nonbinary Body Autonomy Oral Testimonies

    5. “That is Terrible News!”: Media Framing of Mamba Mentality Within Contemporary U.S. Racial and Gender Politics - Ryan Chen, M. A. Rochon, Lauren C. Anderson, 2022

    1. The Unchanging Changeling: Jacobean Resonance in Contemporary Discourses on Sexual Assault | The Sundial (ACMRS)

    1. The Queer Urban Indigenous City: Understanding the Impacts of the Settler-Colonial State on Urban Indigenous and Two-Spirit Identity | Published in Journal of Global Indigeneity

    2. Reaching Back to Traditional Teachings: Diné Knowledge and Gender Politics

    3. A Prayer for Shík’e dóó Shídiné’e dóó Diné Bikeyah (My family, friends, and Nation) | Published in Journal of Global Indigeneity

    1. Devotion: A Queer Photography Exhibition - The Visualist

    2. Learning Together: Art Education and Community - Gallery 400

    3. Oglethorpe's "Beloved Community" exhibition celebrates Black artists - The Source

    1. Crystal Labeija, Femme Queens, and the Future of Black Trans Studies | TSQ

    2. Who Is They?: Black Queer/Trans Vernacular Grammars

    3. Freer Than We Want To Be: Edited Conversation with Lady Dane Edidi

    4. Hip Hop’s Gay Cousin: House-Structured Ballroom Culture | Victor Ultra Omni - Academia.edu

    5. Schools Must Be Crucial Sites in the Struggle for Trans Liberation | Truthout

    1. Gender troubling critical whiteness studies in education

    2. The Trans*Phonics of Policy: Peabody Journal of Education

    3. Don't say sorry, do better: Trans students of color, disidentification, and internet futures.

    4. “It’s This Practice of Being With”: A Kitchen-Table Talk on Queer and LGBTQ+ Educational Justice

    5. Digital me : trans students exploring future possible selves online / Z Nicolazzo, Alden Jones, Sy Simms

    6. The spectre of the tranny: pedagogical (im)possibilities

    7. Imagining a Trans* Epistemology: What Liberation Thinks Like in Postsecondary Education - Z Nicolazzo, 2021

    8. Project MUSE - Ghost Stories from the Academy: A Trans Feminine Reckoning

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