被体面抹去:美国黑人艾滋病、种族和性别的交叉点

Aishah Scott
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摘要:本文探讨了性别与白人至上主义和体面政治的关系,以及三者对20世纪80年代至2000年黑人社区艾滋病流行的交叉影响。将白人同性恋男子妖魔化和将白人妇女从艾滋病毒/艾滋病流行病中抹去,证明白人至上主义并没有平等地分配其特权。通过对艾滋病毒/艾滋病倡导者Ruselle Miller-Hill,一位曾被监禁的患有艾滋病的黑人妇女,以及著名的艾滋病活动家和幸存者Rae Lewis-Thornton的采访,我研究了黑人社区内部性别尊重政治的影响。文章还研究了这些体面政治是如何将黑人女性描绘成两面三刀的双性恋黑人男性的受害者,以牺牲她们的性自主权来保护前者的体面。
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Erased by Respectability: The Intersections of AIDS, Race, and Gender in Black America
Abstract:This article explores gender's relationship with white supremacy and respectability politics and the intersectional impact of the three on the HIV/AIDS epidemic in the Black community from the 1980s to 2000. The demonization of gay white men and erasure of white women from the HIV/AIDS epidemic evidenced that white supremacy does not distribute its privilege equally. Through a juxtaposition of my interview with HIV/AIDS advocate Ruselle Miller-Hill, a formerly incarcerated Black woman living with AIDS, and well-known AIDS activist and survivor Rae Lewis-Thornton, I examine the impact of internal gendered respectability politics in the Black community. The article also examines how these respectability politics painted Black women as the victims of duplicitous bisexual Black men to protect the former's respectability at the expense of their sexual autonomy.
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"She's Been Doing Everything Right": Mothers of Color and Economic Violence Erased by Respectability: The Intersections of AIDS, Race, and Gender in Black America Introduction: In memoriam: bell hooks, 1952–2021 Challenging Misrepresentations of Black Womanhood: Media, Literature and Theory Labor Organizer Nannie Helen Burroughs and Her National Training School for Women and Girls
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