Queering the Color Line: Race and the Invention of Homosexuality in American Culture (Series Q)
A scholarly study of how race and homosexuality were mutually constructed in American culture through historical, legal, and cultural analysis.
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Examines how concepts of race and homosexuality developed together in American culture.
Draws on historical sources to analyze the construction of identity categories.
Considers the role of law, science, and popular culture in shaping these ideas.
Highlights intersections between racial and sexual classifications over time.
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