Disrupting Queer Inclusion: Canadian Homonationalisms and the Politics of Belonging

Foreword: The Homosexuals Have Arrived! • Rinaldo Walcott
Acknowledgments
Introduction: Interventions, Iterations, and Interrogations That Disturb the (Homo)Nation • Suzanne Lenon and OmiSoore H. Dryden
1 Queer Regulation and the Homonational Rhetoric of Canadian Exceptionalism • Julian Awwad
2 Unveiling Fetishnationalism: Bidding for Citizenship in Queer Times • Amar Wahab
3 Pink Games on Stolen Land: Pride House and (Un)Queer Reterritorializations • Sonny Dhoot
4 Disruptive Desires: Reframing Sexual Space at the Feminist Porn Awards • Naomi de Szegheo-Lang
5 Monogamy, Marriage, and the Making of Nation • Suzanne Lenon
6 Homonationalism at the Border and in the Streets: Organizing against Exclusion and Incorporation • Kathryn Trevenen and Alexa DeGagne
7 “A Queer Too Far”: Blackness, “Gay Blood,” and Transgressive Possibilities • OmiSoore H. Dryden
8 National Security and Homonationalism: The QuAIA Wars and the Making of the Neoliberal Queer • Patrizia Gentile and Gary Kinsman
9 Don’t Be a Stranger Now: Queer Exclusions, Decarceration, and HIV/AIDS • Marty Fink
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