Plane Queer: Labor, Sexuality, and AIDS in the History of Male Flight Attendants
This book investigates the history of male flight attendants, focusing on labor challenges, sexuality, and the AIDS crisis. It uncovers how these workers navigated discrimination and advocated for change in the airline industry, offering insights into identity and workplace rights.
About This Book
Plane Queer examines the labor experiences of male flight attendants within the aviation industry. It delves into how sexuality influenced their professional lives and workplace dynamics.
The book addresses the impact of the AIDS epidemic on this group, highlighting their vulnerabilities and responses. It traces historical developments from early airline hiring practices to modern labor issues.
Through this lens, the narrative connects broader themes of gender, identity, and public health in American history. The work draws on archival sources to illuminate overlooked stories.
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