We have privatized victimhood and are now privatizing criminalization.
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The language of miracle-creation also obfuscates the embodied realities that face transgender people and/or people who raise children.
Written by Jhumpa Lahiri; $25; Knopf; 333 pages
We have queered capitalism, and are paying the price.
Edited by Incite! Women of Color Against Violence, South End Press, 257 pages, $18
I realise I have nothing to prove to someone who’s simply not part of my tribe.
Relocating and/or moving between two countries can be difficult and taxing but that, my friends, is not exile. That’s mobility.
The emphasis on documented couples as more deserving of protection undermines progress towards immigration reform that benefits all immigrants, undocumented or not, single or otherwise.
“It seemed you ought to be able to aim desire like a lens, and pass your longing straight through it. Maybe I was simply out of range.”