Showing posts with label anti-LGBT violence. Show all posts
Showing posts with label anti-LGBT violence. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 11, 2014

Essay on Lynching & Anti-LGBT Violence is Recommended Reading


Wow! This is a real honor for me. Yoruba Richen, the award-winning director of the film The New Black thought enough of my essay "Love in Action" to recommend it as a supplement to her TED talk on Civil Rights/LGBT rights. The other listed works are nothing short of seminal. It means a lot to me that she would suggest that my work on violence and LGBT communities should be considered in this company:  http://bit.ly/1u2UQiN

Wednesday, October 23, 2013

Video Interview: Lynching & Anti-LGBT Violence




The Ohio State University English Department maintains a Tumblr blog.  This week, they are placing a spotlight on Queer Studies. The feature includes a video interview with me about the essay in which I draw parallels between lynching and anti-LGBT violence. I'm so grateful that the site's managers wanted to highlight this research and that they followed through and made it happen. They did a great job with the interview!

Please let us know what you think.

Video can be viewed from here: osuenglish.tumblr.com

Saturday, October 19, 2013

Appreciated Attention for Essay on Lynching & Anti-LGBT Violence


On Friday, October 18, 2013, I was very pleasantly surprised to see my essay "Love in Action: Noting Similarities between Lynching Then and Anti-LGBT Violence Now" listed in Feministing's Daily Feminist Cheat Sheet.   

They call the essay "long, but totally worth the read."  I'll take that any day!!  

Their listing here.

(I described the essay on this blog here.)