Dreaming a Radical Citizenship: How Undocumented Queers in the United States Configure Sites of Belonging and Being through Art and Media Technologies
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27 janvier 2017
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borders liminal subjecthoods migrant activism queer migration social media undocumented Undocuqueer urban artSujets proches
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Ximena Keogh Serrano, « Dreaming a Radical Citizenship: How Undocumented Queers in the United States Configure Sites of Belonging and Being through Art and Media Technologies », European journal of American studies, ID : 10.4000/ejas.11863
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Following the Undocuqueer Movement’s practices of social visibility and activism, this article looks at the ways in which their artistic modes of self-inscription (be in the physical form or online circulation) produce alternative queer dwellings, and propose radical modes of belonging.