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Minor troubles [electronic resource] : Racial figurations of youth sexuality and childhoods queerness.
Rand, Erin J.
2025
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Minor troubles [electronic resource] : Racial figurations of youth sexuality and childhoods queerness.
Author
Rand, Erin J.
ISBN
9780814284360 (electronic bk.)
0814284361 (electronic bk.)
0814259359
9780814259351
0814215815
9780814215814
Publication Details
[S.l.] : Ohio State Univ Press, 2025.
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English
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1 online resource
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HQ27
Dewey Decimal Classification
306.7083/0973
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"Examines a series of public controversies regarding young people and queer sexuality in the US-adult concerns about teen sexting, the bullying and suicides of queer kids, trans youths' access to gender-segregated bathrooms at school, and sex education-to show that actions geared toward protecting the idea of childhood innocence come at the expense of real youth of color and queer, trans, and gender-nonconforming youth"-- Provided by publisher.
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Introduction: Childhood's queer troubles
Illegal desires : the sexting panic and the criminalization of queer Black girls
Wounded white boys : figuring queer vulnerability to bullying and suicide
Too much to tolerate : school bathrooms, trans temporality, and Black excess
From reticence to abundance : talking back to the history of sex education
Conclusion: Refiguring futures : youth innovations in agency and vulnerability.

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