Frontmatter
Contents
Introduction: Theorizing from the Outskirts Enhances Sociology
Part I. Place
1. Florida as Postmodern Moment: Skirting the Urban/Rural Binary and Queering Generalizability
2. Going to the Country: LGBTQ Rural Research as Queer Anti-Urbanism and Coalition
3. Outposts: Centering Lone Gay Bars of the American Interior
4. Festival Krewes: Rethinking the Southern Urban Queer Experience
Part II. Space
5. Tumblr as "Heaven," Tumblr as "Hell": How Platform Architecture Informs Identity Challenge for Trans and Non-Binary Tumblr Users
6. "I'm Just Not Interested in a Bathhouse . . .": Korean Spas as Queer Liminal Spaces
Part III. Dislocating Spaces and Places
7. Expecting versus Experiencing: Queer Black College Students and Discrimination at Black and White Universities
8. Bad Queers: The Institutional Production of LGBTQ Youth Homelessness
9. Sex on the Streets and in the Margins: Homelessness, Sexual Citizenship, and Justice
Part IV. Identities and Relationships
10. "You're Human First": On Racial and Sexual Identity Prioritization
11. Platonic Couples and the Limits of Queer Theory: The Case of Black Masculinity in Hip-Hop Culture
12. What Does Asexuality Offer Sociology? Insights from the Asexual Community Survey
Part V. Centering the Disciplinary Outskirts
13. "All the Way in the Back of the Room": Being/Studying Bisexual(ity) in Sociology
14. Queer Students, Queer Hookups, Queer Cultures: The Potential for Critical Contributions to Theories of Sexuality
15. Truth Regimes, the Charmed Circle, and Multi-Institutional Politics: A Theory of Sexualities and Social Change
Acknowledgments
About the Contributors
About the Editors
Index