SSRN Electronic Journal · 2004 · 18 citations · 0 references
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HumanitiesArchaeologySexuality StudiesHistory Of SexualityLgbtq StudiesQueer StudiesLgbtq AnthropologyLgbtq Community StudiesLgbtq HistoryLgbtq+ HistoryTrans StudiesTransgender Community StudiesBisexual BiphobiaFamily Power RelationsHistories Of HeteronormativityLgbtq Cultural HistoryLgbtq+ Community HistoryLgbtq+ Identity FormationPower-knowledge RelationsTransgender Subjectivity
This article discusses the contentious social and historical relationship within and among the gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender communities in the United States, theorizing that biphobia and transphobia are a product of power relations, rather than phobias.