Racializing Identity: Performance, Pedagogy, and Regret  

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Alexander, Bryant Keith

Jenis: Article from Journal - e-Journal
Dalam koleksi: Cultural Studies <=> Critical Methodologies vol. 4 no. 1 (Feb. 2004), page 12-27.
Topik: racialization; performative writing; performing race; Black gay identity; Black performance studies
Fulltext: 12CS41.pdf (141.3KB)

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This performative article/script serves as an extended functional definition and a practical exploration of the notion of "racializing identity." Through a series of individually labeled autopoetic movements, the performative article/script creates a typology that compares and analyzes the foci of each form, facilitating the definition and exposing the socially constructed intersection between race and Black queer identity. The performative article/ script begins to question the limitations of race as a specified method of categorizing bodies and more specifically questions the conceptualization of "performing race" as a sign of racial authenticity.

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