2010

[1] Scholars have recently begun to create theoretical models that help us to register important differences within contemporary transgendered identifications.  In 1990, Judith Butler’s GenderTrouble denaturalized norms of gender and

[1] In the aftermath of September 11, 2001, the Bush administration was quick to assimilate the terror attacks into a simplistic binary opposition of good and evil, absolving the U.S. of any foreign policy role in triggering the anger which prompted

Recent gender studies about criminality have tended to focus on the decriminalization of same sex relationships or on controversies about a woman's right to choose an abortion. While these issues are important, their implicit legal and political