ANALYZING THE LIMITS OF ACCOUNTABILITY
Often when we speak of community, we are also speaking of our own hopes for what the world can be. We speak of community as if it has already arrived, as if it is at hand.
A LIBERATORY DEMAND FROM QUEERS IN PALESTINE
We refuse the instrumentalization of our queerness, our bodies, and the violence we face as queer people to demonize and dehumanize our communities, especially in service of imperial and genocidal acts.
by Queers
ON THE CISNESS OF THE BOURGEOISIE
“Why is ‘cisness’ conceptually urgent?” Sophie Lewis asks Emma Heaney in this wide-ranging conversation on the occasion of the publication of Heaney’s edited collection, Feminism Against Cisness (Duke University Press 2024).
INTRODUCTION TO AFTER ACCOUNTABILITY
An Introduction to the Project
This is an excerpt of the introduction to our newly republished book, After Accountability, now in an expanded edition with Haymarket Books. We began the project in 2021,
WHAT HAVEN'T I LOVED ABOUT GAZA
Two queer Gazans interviewed
by Afeef Nessouli
These interviews are published in our latest title, Queer Palestine. Purchase your print or digital copy here.
In December 2023, two months into the exterminatory assault