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15212 | Aretina Hamilton on Queer Black Atlanta |
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In this clip from the roundtable "Transnational Atlanta: Exploring Diasporic Regional Geographies," recorded at the 2018 Atlanta Studies Symposium, Aretina Hamilton responds to the following question:
Marlon Bailey has defined black queer space “as the place-making practices that Black LGBT people undertake to affirm and support their non-normative sexual identities, embodiment, and community values.”2 Your past research has focused on African American lesbians and how they have created spaces of belonging in Atlanta. As the only formally trained geographer on the panel, could you gesture to the work that geographers are doing in theorizing race, sexuality, space, and place? And with your own research in mind, what kind of intervention does black queer geography present for Atlanta Studies?
See the full roundtable here: https://www.atlantastudies.org/exploring-the-black-diasporic-geographies-of-metro-atlanta/
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