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SUMMARY:Intersected: Class\, Gender and Queer Lives in Post-Reform China 
 - Susanne Yuk Ping Choi
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DESCRIPTION:Please join us for the Department of Sociology’s guest lectur
 e\, by Leverhulme Visiting Professor Susanne Yuk Ping Choi. The lecture 
 will run 3:30-5pm\, followed by a drinks reception 5-6pm.\n\nAbstract: D
 espite advances in LGBTQ rights globally\, sexual minorities in China ha
 ve continued to struggle for parental acceptance and full sexual citizen
 ship due to state censorship\, social stigmatization\, discrimination\, 
 and family pressure. While an emergent body of research has documented d
 ifferent aspects of gayand lesbian lives in China\, most of it focuses o
 n gay men or lesbians of similar social class backgrounds\, thus foregro
 unding sexuality without paying sufficient attention to the existence of
  a multiplicity of identities and intersecting structural locations of d
 ifferences. This presentation develops an intersectionality-through-focu
 sed life story (ITFLS) analytical framework to examine the multiple ineq
 ualities faced by sexual minorities and illuminate how these inequalitie
 s change both over time and during their intimate life cycles.
STATUS:TENTATIVE
TRANSP:TRANSPARENT
CLASS:PUBLIC
LOCATION:John Casken Theature\, Martin Harris Centre for Music and Drama\
 , Manchester
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