The Queer Caribbean Speaks : Interviews with Writers, Artists, and Activists / by Kofi Omoniyi Sylvanus Campbell.

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Campbell, Kofi Omoniyi Sylvanus [Author]

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9781137364845

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PR9205 .Q447 2014

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2. Thomas Glave -- 3. Faizal Deen -- 4. Korey Anthony Chisholm -- 5. Patricia Powell (1) -- 6. Patricia Powell (2) -- 7. Helen Klonaris -- 8. Shani Mootoo -- 9. Mista Majah P -- 10. Rosamond S. King -- 11. Nalo Hopkinson -- 12. Erin Greene -- 13. Joel Simpson -- 14. Ryon Rawlins.

Subject: In most Caribbean countries homosexuality is still illegal and many outside of the region are unaware of how difficult life can be for gay men and lesbians. This book is born out of the near-silence surrounding the lives of queer Caribbean citizens and collects interviews with writers, activists, and citizens to challenge the dominance of Euro-American theories in understanding global queerness. These interviews gives voice to those who live and work on the front lines of the battle for the recognition of LGBT rights in the region, with the hope that their voices will bring wider awareness of, and shed light on, the problems faced by LGBT Caribbean citizens.

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In most Caribbean countries homosexuality is still illegal and many outside of the region are unaware of how difficult life can be for gay men and lesbians. This book is born out of the near-silence surrounding the lives of queer Caribbean citizens and collects interviews with writers, activists, and citizens to challenge the dominance of Euro-American theories in understanding global queerness. These interviews gives voice to those who live and work on the front lines of the battle for the recognition of LGBT rights in the region, with the hope that their voices will bring wider awareness of, and shed light on, the problems faced by LGBT Caribbean citizens.

1. H. Nigel Thomas -- 2. Thomas Glave -- 3. Faizal Deen -- 4. Korey Anthony Chisholm -- 5. Patricia Powell (1) -- 6. Patricia Powell (2) -- 7. Helen Klonaris -- 8. Shani Mootoo -- 9. Mista Majah P -- 10. Rosamond S. King -- 11. Nalo Hopkinson -- 12. Erin Greene -- 13. Joel Simpson -- 14. Ryon Rawlins.

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