By Che Gossett [1] Black AIDS activism confronts premature death—not as a new violence on the political scene but rather as constitutive violence of modernity, a plantation modernity realized and actualized through the slave ship and the apparatuses of the… Continue Reading
By Jack Halberstam This semester I have been teaching a class titled “World’s End.” In the class, we are reading both post-apocalyptic literature, standard zombie fare, as well as more speculative works that imagine how worlds end and how other… Continue Reading
By Bernard E. Harcourt Variously called a riot, a rebellion, an uprising, the events at the Stonewall Inn down on Christopher Street in New York City in June 1969 were momentous. As historians note—and as Jack Halberstam underscores in their… Continue Reading