The personal is political : : body politics in a Trump world / / edited by Christine Salkin Davis and Jonathan L. Crane.
In the wake of Donald J. Trump's victory and his administration's attacks on an array of vulnerable populations, a diverse collection of scholars and ethnographers document how marginalized peoples have experienced the first years of Trump mayhem.
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| Superior document: | Personal/public scholarship ; Volume 7 |
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| Place / Publishing House: | Leiden, The Netherlands ;, Boston : : Brill Sense,, [2020] ©2020 |
| Year of Publication: | 2020 |
| Language: | English |
| Series: | Personal/public scholarship ;
Volume 7. |
| Physical Description: | 1 online resource (300 pages). |
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Table of Contents:
- Prologue: Driving home, in reverse
- Dialogue 1
- Introduction: Bodily experiences in a Trumpian world
- Dialogue 2
- A Trump-haunted landscape
- Dialogue 3
- Black women's embodied identities at the nexus of political movements: Intersectionality, resistance, and power in the post-Obama era
- Dialogue 4
- Airport (in)security
- Dialogue 5
- Violent, oppressed, and un-American: Muslim women in the American imagination
- Dialogue 6
- Necessity, uncertainty, and the ACA: Health insurance coverage in the age of Trump
- Dialogue 7
- Resilience isn't a single skill: International students cope with the Trump rhetoric
- Dialogue 8
- Living and relating queerly in the post-Trump world
- Dialogue 9
- Opportunities to unsilence: Walking the political line at home
- Dialogue 10
- Not/my President: Presidential race in southern Black/African American and White American families
- Dialogue 11
- Intercultural relationships in a post-Trump world: Mediating and mitigating
- Dialogue 12
- Conclusion: Reap the whirlwind: Identity, intersectionality, and politics in Trump's wake
- Discussion questions.