The Borders of AIDS: Race, Quarantine, and Resistance (Decolonizing Feminisms)
The Borders of AIDS examines the intersections of race, quarantine, and resistance through a decolonial feminist framework. Karma R. Chávez considers the boundaries shaping AIDS discourse and public health, offering a critical perspective on identity, power, and the political struggles connected to them.
About This Book
The Borders of AIDS explores the relationships among race, quarantine, and resistance.
Situated within the Decolonizing Feminisms series, the book approaches AIDS through a critical lens attentive to power, identity, and social boundaries.
Karma R. Chávez considers how public health responses can intersect with racialized forms of control and political struggle.
The book offers readers an interdisciplinary perspective on the borders surrounding AIDS and the ways those borders may be challenged.
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