Women & Performance a journal of feminist theory · 2008 · 25 citations · 11 references
Social SciencesCultural StudiesGender StudiesChoreographyLatino StudiesCommunity-based ChoreographyLatinx StudiesPerformativity Of FemininityPlace-based Choreography
This article theorizes pan-latinidad in action and the classed, racialized codes of femininity that emerge in Los Angeles salsa clubs. Through choreography-based ethnographic analyses, the author reflects on the conditions and possibilities of salsera homosociality–not on the dance floor, but in decentralized spaces such as the bar, the bathroom and cyberspace.
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