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With germinal texts, new writings, and related art, Sexualities in Education: A Reader illuminates a broad scope of analysis and organization. Composed of a framing essay and nine sections edited by established and emerging scholars and addressing critical topics for researchers and students of sexualities and education, the text provides a timely overview of sexualities considered through a variety of educational lenses and theoretical frameworks.

Threads woven throughout include visual, literary, and performing arts; youth perspectives; and an emphasis on justice work in education. The volume provides entry points for students and practitioners at a range of levels. Research-based articles, essays, interviews, poetry and ready-to-reproduce visual materials from the Americas, Europe, and Asia are linked to a resource section to facilitate deep learning, on-going investigation, and informed action.

“This is a brave, inspiring, and one-of-a-kind volume that brings fresh voices and modes of expression into contemporary debates on the politics and pedagogy of gender and sexuality. Its treasure trove of works by artists, academics, activists, educators, parents, and youth breathe new life into the claim that ‘society can only be as free and open as its schools.’ This ‘queer-centric’ and feminist collection of theoretical, historical, practical, and personal wisdom, and its dedication to the spirit of Ella Flagg Young, an acclaimed progressive educator and curricular innovator who initiated the first sex education program in the United States at the turn of the century, fills an immense void in teacher education literature and school reform efforts.”
— Wendy Luttrell, Professor of Urban Education, Graduate Center of The City University of New York

“Finally, a sex ed teaching primer for the ‘rest of us.’ This book takes a realistic and appreciative stock of the diversity of North American families, sexualities, and culture but doesn’t stop there. Through poetry, visual art, and essays and contributors from the United States and Canada to Finland, Cambodia, and beyond, Sexualities in Education: A Reader reminds us to push past the usual borders and limits: our lives are various and so should be the forms we use. Best of all, the book is grounded in pro-feminist, propleasure, and pro-justice perspectives. Pick it up for  inspiration; share it with the hope that we can change our world.”
— Susie Bright


Meiners, Erica R. & Quinn, Therese (2012)(eds.) Sexualities in Education – A Reader. New York: Peter Lang.

SISÄLLYS

Therese Quinn & Erica R. Meiners
Introduction: Love, Labour, and Learning: Yours in the Struggle

Section 1 – Sexualities in Education

Connie E. North
Introduction: Bending the terrain: Queer and justice issues infiltrate the education map

Elisabeth Meyer
From here to queer: mapping sexualities in education

Mattilda Bernstein Sycamore
Sweatshop-produced rainbow flags and participatory patriarchy: Why the gay rights movement is a Sham?

Jessica Fields
Differences and divisions: Social inequality in sex education debates and politics

Mel Michelle Lewis
Pedagogy and the Sista Professor: Teaching black queer feminist studies


Section 2 – Contesting identities in school history

Lucy Bailey & Karen Graves
Introduction: Society can only be free and open as its schools

Jackie M. Blount
How sweet its is!

Catherine A. Lugg
The Religious right and public education

Warren J. Blumenfield
“We’re here and We’re fabulous”: Contemporary US.-American LGBT youth activism

Section 3 – Self, sexuality, and teaching

Isabel Nuñez
Introduction:  Teaching as a whole self

Carolyn Pajor Ford
White Trash: Manifesting the bisexual

Becky Atkinson
Apple jumper, teacher babe, and bland uniformer teachers: fashioning feminine teacher bodies

Eric Rofes
Bound and gagged: Sexual silences, gender conformity, and the gay male teacher

Jane Gallop
Knot a love story

Coya Paz Brownrigg
Paper machete

Section 4 – Schooling sexualities and gender

Darla Linville
Introduction: Schooling students in gender and sexuality expectations

Erica M. Boas
Walking the line: teaching, being, and thinking sexuality in elementary school

C.J. Pascoe
Becoming Mr. Cougar: Institutionalising heterosexuality and homophobia at River High

Kathleen O. Elliot
The right way to be gay: How school structures sexual inequality

Darla Linville
Virtual, wellcoming, queer, school community: An interview with Dave Click

Section 5 – Youth and sexualities

Jillian Ford
Introduction: Realidadesrealities, palabraswords, yand estudiosstudies: LGBTQIQ youth in schools

Anneliese A. Singh and Ken Jackson
Queer and transgender youth: Education and liberation in ours schools

Jane Bryan Meek
“Being queer is the luckiest thins”: Investigating a New Generation’s Use of Queer within lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ) student groups

Sandra J. Schmidt
Let me in! The impact of the discourse of impossibility on research and curricula (re)formation

Section 6 – Citizenship, nationality, and culture

Jukka Lehtonen
Introduction: Crossing borders

Diane Richardson
Citizenship and sexuality: What do we mean by “citizenship”?

Roland Sintos Coloma
What’s queer got to do with it? Interrogating nationalism and imperialism

Jay Poole and C.P. Gause
Under construction: sexualities in rural spaces

Peter Dankmeier
Identities worldwide

Irina Schmidt
Sexuality, secularism, and the nation: Reading Swedish school policies

Silja Rajander & Phal Sophat
Drama performances address stigma, discrimination of MSM and HIV/AIDS prevention

Jukka Lehtonen
Yogyakarta principles – for the rights of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people
 

Section 7 –  Sexuality, research, and representation

Karyn Sandlos
Introduction: Another telling representational effect

Deborah P. Britzman
Queer pedagogy and its strange techniques

Fransisco Ibanez-Carrasco
Making the AIDS ghostwriters visible

Brian Casemore
" A different idea" in the sex education curriculum: Thinking through the emotional exprience of sexuality

Eve Sedgwick
Christmas effets

Lauren Berlant
Feel tank

Section 8 – Sexualities organizing, activism and education

Angel Rubiel Gonzalez
Introduction: Educating to affirm life: Sexuality, politics, and education

Sam Finkelstein, Lucky Mosqueda, Adrian Birrueta & Eric Kitty
Queer youth of colour organising safe & affirming education

Deborah B. Gould
Education in the streets: ACT UP, emotion and the new modes of being

Ronald K. Porter
A rainbow in black: The gay politics of the Black panther party

Alan Wong
Who is Asian? Representing a panethenic continent in community activism

Sendolo Diaminah
Gender sovereignity

Section 9 – “Doing it”: Sexualities in education resources

Tim Barnett
Resource guide for educators

Daphne van de Bongardt
Teaching sexuality and relationships education in multicultural classrooms in the Netherlands

31.1.2012, päivitetty 7.2.2012