Podcasts about homonationalism

Here's an alternative to reading the news, getting upset, and wondering how we can stop anti-2SLGBTQ prejudice and hate-fuelled movements: study and understand history. What's happening today, is not just about 2SLGBTQ rights and freedoms, it's about our common humanity and the ethical belief that no one person is superior to another. Resources: Think Queerly Interview: Tim McCaskell, Author of “Queer Progress: From Homophobia to Homonationalism.” Resurrection Podcast Season 2: Heroes of the Early Years LGBTQ&A Podcast interview with Mark Segal The Village Podcast (all 3 seasons) Making Gay History Podcast The movie, Paragraph 175 and the theatrical Trailer Egale Rainbow Action Hub to combat the rise of anti-2SLGBTQI hate in Canada

Recently, the term “pinkwashing” has garnered attention in the context of Israel's continuous genocide of the Palestinian people. Join us as we delve into the conceptual framework of “homonationalism” in order to understand the foundation behind how queers are utilized within nationalist agendas. This longer episode pulls from entire books, like Puar's influential 2007 work, “Terrorist Assemblages: Homonationalism in Queer Times,” which has not yet been translated into Japanese. It is not a comprehensive overview but, offers Pirikara Queer's understanding of concepts like “homonormativity” and “homonationalism” to unpack the roots of queer politics!最近「ピンクウォッシング」という用語は、イスラエルによるパレスチナ人の虐殺という文脈の中で注目を集めています。このエピソードでは、「ホモナショナリズム」という概念を掘り下げて、クィアがどのように国家主義的な目的に利用されるのか、その背後にある基盤と政治性を取り上げます。このちょっと長めの回では、日本語訳がまだ出版されていないプアの重要な著書『Terrorist Assemblages: Homonationalism in Queer Times』（2007年）など、情報量が多い本から引用しています。なので決して包括的なものではなく、ピリ辛クィアの視点を共有し、クィア・ポリティクスの根源を理解するために、「ホモノーマティヴィティー」「ホモナショナリズム」といった概念を読み解いていくものです!----References and Links 参考文献とリンクEmily Karasawa Grabil, “Liberation>Peace” Zine in Solidarity with Palestine (March, 2024)エミリー・カラサワ・グレイビル『解放＞平和』パレスチナと連帯を示すジン（2024年3月）https://www.emilykgportfolio.com/zine/on-pressure-and-performance-anxiety-bpzz9Huffpost Articlehttps://www.huffingtonpost.jp/entry/story_jp_660a06d4e4b007c08f9dfb99Tokyo Rainbow Pridehttps://tokyorainbowpride.com/Duggan, Lisa. "The New Homonormativity: The Sexual Politics of Neoliberalism". Materializing Democracy: Toward a Revitalized Cultural Politics, edited by Russ Castronovo, Dana D. Nelson and Donald E. Pease, New York, USA: Duke University Press, 2002, pp. 175-194. https://doi.org/10.1515/9780822383901-008Puar, Jasbir K. Terrorist Assemblages: Homonationalism in Queer Times. Duke University Press, 2007.Puar, Jasbir, and Shirin Deylami. "Forum on Rahul Rao's Out of Time, Part II: Rethinking Homonationalisms." Contexto Internacional 45 (2023): e20220007.Puar, Jasbir. “Rethinking Homonationalism.” International Journal of Middle East Studies, vol. 45, no. 2, 2013, pp. 336–39. JSTOR, http://www.jstor.org/stable/43302999. Accessed 11 Apr. 2024.Puar, Jasbir, K. (2015). Homonationalism as assemblage: Viral travels, affective sexualities. Revista lusófona de estudos culturais, 3(1), 319-337.Novara Media, “What is Homonationalism?” by Shon Fayehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9l3shYm6JaoFollow us @pkqueer on instagram ❤️

Often people ask me why I am still single, or sometimes I ask myself the same question. In this episode, I'll delve into the complexities of modern dating, aiming to uncover shared experiences and hopefully find some common ground. I will also briefly address the current political situation in the Netherlands and discuss the concept of homonationalism, as I believe it is important for our community to be aware of this.References in this episode:Todd Baratz: YourDiagnonsenseAlan Downs: The Velvet RageAsk me anything: QueerlyHavingIssues

I dagens avsnitt pratar vi om olika sätt hbtq-rörelsen kan utnyttjas för andras vinning.Trevlig lyssning!.....KÄLLOR:https://sv.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pinkwashing_(HBTQ)https://www.rfsl.se/ge-en-gaava/pinkwashing/https://www.qx.se/samhalle/218219/vad-ar-pinkwashing-vem-far-och-vem-far-inte-anvanda-regnbagsfargerna/https://sv.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Homonationalismhttps://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1111/anti.12987

We had the privilege of speaking with Jamil Fiorino-Habib  after hearing their talk at a Palestinian solidarity event hosted by RAFI (Raising Awareness and Funds Initiative) in Amsterdam on November 19th. We explore themes of pink-washing and homonationalism in relation to the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Palestine.  Jamil provides an incredibly incisive, sensitive, personal, political and nuanced perspective on the way traditional media continues to be used to dispossess and dehumanize Palestinians, as well as the current ways in which social media platforms are being used to disseminate images and information. This is an incredibly urgent topic and an episode we highly recommend taking the time to listen to.  We encourage you to continue to educate yourself, listen, take action and demand human rights for those who have been stripped of them. Jamil is a lecturer in the Media & Culture BA program at University of Amsterdam, teaching courses on topics such as Media Aesthetics, Film Analysis, Philosophy of the Humanities, and Media Research. "RAFI (Raising Awareness and Funds Initiative) is an Amsterdam founded initiative that aims to raise awareness and funds in support of and in solidarity with dire global political currents. We aim to respond to different (yet intersecting) forms of oppression regionally and globally through local collectivization and collaboration...RAFI follows the initiative of radically deconstructing our thought patterns and putting our collaborative efforts to use for those politically oppressed."Cover image credit: Jamil Fiorino-HabibTo stay up to date with MFMM follow us on instagram @multifemalemegamixTo buy our merch DM us on insta xxxIntro track by Whiterose Don't Go We'll Fund Them is a trans-led subscription-based fundraiser to support trans people in the Netherlands.Subscribe here or follow them on instagram.

Twelve hundred Israelis were killed by Hamas. Perhaps 15,000 Gazans have died as Israel has pursued its attacker, many Hamas fighters among them. But those numbers alone do not help us understand the concept of proportionality in international law. Ben Wittes of Lawfare is here to help us think through the idea. Plus, delving into "Homonationalism." Also on the show, Rudy has defamed and also suffers from having lesser fame than his old client, Donald Trump. Produced by Joel Patterson and Corey Wara Gift The Gist at https://subscribe.mikepesca.com/gifts Email us at thegist@mikepesca.com To advertise on the show, visit: https://advertisecast.com/TheGist Subscribe to The Gist Subscribe: https://subscribe.mikepesca.com/ Follow Mikes Substack at: PescaProfundities| Mike Pesca | Substack Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In 2019, the Indian government unilaterally revoked the autonomy of the disputed region of Kashmir amidst one of the harshest and longest military blockades and communications blackouts in history of the region In 2019, the Indian government unilaterally revoked the autonomy of the disputed region of Kashmir amidst one of the harshest and longest military blockades and communications blackouts in history of the region. While the move was primarily justified as a national security imperative that would also bring economic prosperity to Kashmir, one of the tertiary arguments that was put forth in support of the move was a celebration of the revocation of autonomy as a victory for LGBTQ+ rights. How did a right-wing Hindu nationalist government, which had - less than a decade ago - vociferously opposed LGBTQ+ rights, suddenly adopt such progressive rhetoric? Was there any truth to the government's claims or was it yet another form of "pinkwashing" intended for an international audience? And what does the adoption of LGBTQ+ rights language by the Indian government in Kashmir mean for the broader future of LGBTQ+ rights in India? Anish Gawande is a writer and a translator. He is the Director of the Dara Shikoh Fellowship in India and the Curator of Pink List India, the country's first archive of politicians supporting LGBTQIA+ rights. Anish Gawande is currently a Rhodes Scholar finishing his MPP degree in Intellectual History at Oxford.

Finishing off our discussion of fascism through essays from "Leatherfolk" that complicate the problem of desire, and use that to move onto contemporary queerness to look at how homonationalism and homonormativity haunts the discourse on all sides. How is it that such deeply regressive notions are laundered into our understandings of queer and trans identity? Maybe the answer can be glimpsed in the mess of erotocism all along.Show Notes:"Fascinating Fascism" in Susan Sontag's "Under the Sign of Saturn""Leatherfolk" anthology edited by Mark Thompson"Terrorist assemblages: Homonationalism in Queer Times" by Jasbir K. Puar Get access to full bonus episodes, an exclusive RSS feed, and more by subscribing our Patreon! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Tim McCaskell's book, "Queer Progress: From Homophobia to Homonationalism," is a memoir and analysis of early Toronto gay and lesbian liberation politics, HIV/AIDS activism, queer social justice, and the rise of neoliberalism from 1974 to 2014.In this episode, we talk about the book as a way of understanding where we are now in 2022, and where things are headed socially and politically from an intersectional viewpoint. ☞ Read the complete show notes.========Queer IDEA(tion) Thought Leadership NewsletterQueer Thought Leaders & Creatives understand how a single idea has the power to change everything. Want to learn the skills to make a meaningful difference that's aligned with your purpose? ☞ Start reading Queer IDEA(tion)

RAINBOW COUNTRY A 2 HOUR Nationally Syndicated Gay radio show & #1 LGBT Podcast working to give voice to the LGBT Community & BEYOND! ON EPISODE 252: Queer Progress: From Homophobia To Homonationalism! One Of the founders of AIDS Action Now! A Former member of Canada’s ICONIC gay liberation journal The Body Politic. Recipient of City of Toronto's Award Of Merit. Activist / Historian / Author Tim McCaskell is my guest to Talk about his 2016 book Queer Progress. What happened the night of the Bathhouse Raids on February 5 1981 & the PIVOTAL part HE PLAYED & SO MUCH MORE! For the FULL 2 hour episodes of Rainbow Country: Mark Tara Archives http://marktara.com/RCarchives.html

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Dr. Mia Fischer joins me to talk about systems of power, and the way that they refuse to change, even when they appear to do so. Our military has recently incorporated, then unincorporated, then reincorporated openly-trans folks. Our prisons often house incarcerated people in the wrong facilities based on their assigned birth gender. The more things change, the more they stay the same. Any good hegemonic system will begin with this foundation. Unless we work towards systemic change, the small battles we win will accomplish little within the bigger systems of control. When marijuana is legalized, drug enforcement units target shrooms. When shrooms are decriminalized, drug enforcement units target other illegal drugs. And when all drugs are decriminalized, officers target sex workers, or other petty "crimes" which we would do better to legalize and regulate. 

This episode, we talk about healing through rituals of beading, art and prayer, while complicating what it means to belong on stolen land. You can follow Kole on Instagram @mildpeps / @rustlingpine and check out their website: rustlingpine.com Follow us on Instagram @queermuslimresistance for queer muslim content. Kissing Brides artwork: @hiddenlionstudio The Rani's Affair artwork: @demen.art Gayatri Gopinath - Impossible Desires: Queer Diasporas and South Asian Public Cultures Gayatri Chakravorty Spivak - Can the Subaltern Speak? “What is Homonationalism?” - Novara Media https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9l3shYm6Jao

Jonny wraps up election year convention season with a rundown of the the RNC. He then turns to two recent court decisions in favor of LGBTQ rights, one dealing with the citizen status of a child born through surrogacy to same sex couples and the other Gavin Grimm"s successful appeal to in his case against his high school's transphobic bathroom and locker room policies. Finally, we review the case of Alex Morse and the homophobic assault on his candidacy for a Massachusetts Congress seat from within the Democratic Party.

Jonny wraps up election year convention season with a rundown of the the RNC. He then turns to two recent court decisions in favor of LGBTQ rights, one dealing with the citizen status of a child born through surrogacy to same sex couples and the other Gavin Grimm"s successful appeal to in his case against his high school's transphobic bathroom and locker room policies. Finally, we review the case of Alex Morse and the homophobic assault on his candidacy for a Massachusetts Congress seat from within the Democratic Party.

It began as a mysterious disease from a far off place. It turned into the deadliest plague humanity has faced since the Black Death. AIDS has ravaged and reshaped us in so many ways. But in Canada, the battle against AIDS wasn’t just a fight against a virus. It was a fight against a system that didn’t care if some people lived or died. Featured in this episode: Gary Kinsman, Darien Taylor, John Kozachenko To learn more: Queer Progress: From Homophobia to Homonationalism by Tim McCaskell AIDS Activist: Michael Lynch and the Politics of Community by Ann Silversides Never Going Back: A History of Queer Activism in Canada by Tom Warner This show was brought to you by our patrons. Please consider becoming a monthly supporter.  This episode is sponsored by Wealthbar, Freshbooks & Images Festival

Today, using a student-generated interview guide, I will be having a conversation with Emma Cameron. Emma is a graduate student in health promotion at Dalhousie University. For her thesis, she is examining The Postnatal Healthcare Experiences of Resettled Syrian Refugees in Nova Scotia. Today, we are primarily interested in Emma’s work with the Rainbow Refugee Association of Nova Scotia. Students prepared for creating this interview guide by reading “Homonationalism as Assemblage: Viral Travels, Affectives Sexualities,” a 2015 article by Jasbir K. Puar. Students created interview questions that in many cases were informed by the Puar reading but that would nonetheless make sense to listeners unfamiliar with this work.

James talks to a psychologist in Germany confronting one of the most startling strategies used by the far-right: homonationalism. The concept of homonationalism was developed by Jasbir Puar, a professor at Rutgers. It's often used to describe how far-right parties like the Alternative for Germany ally with LGBT community to vilify Muslim immigrants. That's a particular concern for Aileen Kakavand, who counsels LGBT migrants and refugees with Muslim backgrounds. Kakavand condemns the hypocrisy of far-right politicians like Beatrix von Storch and Nicolaus Fest for pledging to protect homosexuals from Muslims while seeking to curtail homosexual rights. First, Tom and James talk about populism and pop music. Kanye West, Lorde and Taylor Swift are among stars who’ve plunged into politics. Plus, who knew Mick Jagger spoke Polish?"Beethoven Symphony No. 9 in D minor, Op. 125" by Papalin is licensed under CC BY 3.0"Arp No. 9" and "Muscovite No. 9" are played by Lara Natale Support the show (https://euscream.com/donate/)

In this episode, we discuss the California gubernatorial race that reflects the larger problems with the Democratic Party, and writer, artist, and PhD student at University of California Irvine, Dan Bustillo, joins us to talk about homonationalism. A special thanks to Tonio Epstein for editing and producing the interview portion of this episode.

Fiona Villiella interviewed Cath Rouse - Newlands Friends of the Forest - Northcote by-election Forest protection and job potential and sustanable tourismDr. Shakira Hussein - (Twitter @shakirahussein), Honorary research fellow at the University of Melbourne specialising in Gender, Islam and Multiculturalism - reflecting on tension between high migrant areas who voted no and homonationalism with Scheherazade Bloul.Donna Stolzenberg - Director of Melbourne Homelss Collective - Human Rights Day, the 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence Campaign 25th Nov -10th December, this years theme, “Leave No One Behind: End Violence against Women and Girls”Yes For Love Campaign - Are the Kids Alright?, Featuring children Sebastian and Felix from a rainbow family, they chat about the impact the Yes Campaign is having on them and their family and answer the question, Can Mum's tell Dad jokes? YES for LOVE was produced by Joy (94.9) FM for the Community Radio Network -  Stories from the LGBTIQ community across Australia recorded in the lead up to the survey  @Joy949Karl Fitzgerald - Renegade Economists - 5.30pm wednesdays on 3CR - Campaigning to implement a Vacancy Tax on the recorded 11.2 per cent of unoccupied dwellings.       

Hur får man ihop homofrågor med nationalism? Det ena känns progressivt, det andra konservativt. Ändå har vi en växande homonationalism som tar sig allt fler och tydligare uttryck. Högerextrema över hela Europa kramar de nu gayrörelsen för att ställa den i motsats till det de kallar ”kulturellt efterblivna migrantkulturer”. Journalisten och författaren Anna-Maria Sörberg guidar oss i homonationalismens ursprung och tillväxt, men också i den extrema kommersialiseringen av hbtq-rörelsen och när Pride glömde de mest utsatta. Programledare: Ursula Berge. Producent: Ylva Mossing.

I sjätte avsnittet tar vi oss an den aktuella homonationalismen. Hur kommer det sig att hbtq-rättigheter anammats i syfte att sprida rasism och bedriva krig? Vad är kopplingen mellan maskulinitet och vår tids hbtq-kamp? Vi tar avstånd från den globala “vi och dom”-politiken och bråkar med idén om ett homogent hbtq-community. Vi nämner även basinkomst, transpersoner i militären och Göteborgsflator i tveksamma frisyrer. Med: Emelie Karinsdotter & Erik Gunnarsson.

Homonationalism: it's a big word and kind of a complex idea, but with LGBTI rights increasingly a flashpoint for cultural conflict around the globe Simon and Benjamin decide to wade in. At this international intersection of colonialism, racism and queerphobia, is it even possible to make a positive difference? See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

På söndag röstar franska väljare, efter en valrörelse där religion varit ett viktigt diskussionsämne. Människor och tro rapporterar. Säkerhet, ekonomi och invandring är stora valfrågor i Frankrike. Sveriges Radios migrationskorrespondent Alice Petrén rapporterar från slutspurten i valrörelsen i Paris. Hur talar man om minoriteterna? Och hur tänker muslimska väljare rösta? Vår reporter Alexandra Sandels har träffat några av dem. I studion även Anna-Maria Sörberg, aktuell med boken Homonationalism om hur nya allianser formas för att skapa polarisering mellan väst och öst, mellan ett vi och ett dom. Morgondagens människa en gudagestalt? Efter boken Sapiens kommer historikern Yuval Noah Harari ut på svenska igen med Homo Deus. Han intervjuas i Människor och tro om synen på människans framtid, strävan efter artificiellt liv och dödens avskaffande. Vill människan göra sig själv till gud? De anhörigas livsfrågor Samtal med Christina Renlund, psykoterapeut som är aktuell med en antologi om kärlek, sorg, människovärde och mening frågor som väcks av livet som närstående till någon med funktionsnedsättning. Religion vs. stat Ska en kristen skola få del av statliga pengar för att öka säkerheten på sin lekplats? Ett principiellt viktigt mål tas upp i USA:s högsta domstol denna vecka. Om det blir ja, kan det få konsekvenser för förhållandet mellan religion och stat.

Godmorgon, världen! Söndagen 31 juli programledare Marie-Louise Kristola I Frankrike talas om att skapa ett eget Guantanamo efter alla terrordåd. Och vad gör en osäker värld med oss? Reportage om att köra taxi i Jerusalem. Göran Everdahl om charterresans historia. Krönikör Göran Rosenberg. Panelen. Lotten Collins unika reportage från Farc-gerillans läger i den Colombianska djungeln. Och så vill dom särnormala också ha en diagnos satir från Utkantssverige. Homonationalism är ett nytt begrepp och syftar på populistiska partiers flört med gayrörelsen. Turkiet efter den misslyckade kuppen, massarresteringar och oro. Kåsör Sissela Kyle

Eithne Luibheid (Arizona). Keynote at Queering Ireland 2015.

Eithne Luibheid (Arizona). Keynote at Queering Ireland 2015.