Advance Praise

"This collection is an insightful, interdisciplinary contribution to race, sexuality, and gender scholarship. The contributors brilliantly chart the connections, and collectively they provide a critical intervention in the theorization of the complex and overlapping character of oppression."
—Carl Stychin, University of Reading

"Thought provoking and insightful, this book brings to life connections among race, gender, and sexuality in the realms of law, psychology, arts, and politics. The use of compelling case histories and personal narratives makes this collection uniquely engaging, powerful, and accessible. Anyone seeking a deeper understanding of the ways in which race, gender, and sexuality are inextricably intertwined should read this book."
—Kim Westheimer, coauthor of When the Drama Club is Not Enough: Lessons From the Safe Schools Program for Gay and Lesbian Students