Suspect Subjects Queer Legal Futures in the US after Bostock

Despite formal equality gains such as LGBTQ workplace protections (Bostock v. Clayton County 2020), heteronormative cultural orders still permeate queer rights discourse. Laura Borchert engages with the cultural-legal construction of sexual minorities in the US and deconstructs naturalized assumptio...

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Hlavní autor: Borchert, Laura
Médium: E-kniha
Jazyk:angličtina
Vydáno: Bielefeld transcript Verlag 2025
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Edice:American Culture Studies
Témata:
America
American literature in English
American Studies
Biography, Literature and Literary studies
Cultural Studies
Culture and institutions
Equal Protection
Geisteswissenschaften allgemein
Gender
Law
LGBTQ
LGBTQ+ / Gay and Lesbian Studies
LGBTQ+ Studies / topics
Literary studies: general
Literature: history and criticism
Queer Legal Theory
Queer Rights
Queer Theory
Social groups, communities and identities
SOCIAL SCIENCE
Social sciences
Society and culture: general
Society and Social Sciences
USA
ISBN:9783732872725, 9783837672725, 3837672727, 9783839472729, 3839472725, 3732872726
ISSN:2747-4380
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Shrnutí:Despite formal equality gains such as LGBTQ workplace protections (Bostock v. Clayton County 2020), heteronormative cultural orders still permeate queer rights discourse. Laura Borchert engages with the cultural-legal construction of sexual minorities in the US and deconstructs naturalized assumptions about ›the Queer‹ in US law and culture by conducting interdisciplinary wide readings of legal texts. She makes a strong case for utilizing suspect classification to secure queer rights and offers the first distinctively cultural studies perspective on equal protection and sexual orientation by using a queer hermeneutics of law.
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ISBN:9783732872725
9783837672725
3837672727
9783839472729
3839472725
3732872726
ISSN:2747-4380
DOI:10.14361/9783839472729