Queer Anthropology

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"Queer Anthropology: LGBTQ+ Perspectives on Culture, Kinship, and Belonging" is a groundbreaking exploration of the intersection between queer identities and anthropological study, covering a wide range of topics including cultural constructs of gender and sexuality, kinship and family dynamics, representation in media and performance art, political activism, health disparities, queer spaces, and envisioning queer futurities. This comprehensive and thought-provoking work sheds new light on LGBTQ+ experiences and challenges readers to reimagine anthropology through a diverse and inclusive lens.