Making space : raising hidden voices of the Swedish LGBTQIA+ community / authors: Kabir and Rachel McDonald.
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TextLanguage: English Publication details: Stockholm BoD-Books on demand 2017 Description: 113 sidor illustrationer 22 cmISBN: 9789176997246Subject(s): Sexual and Gender Minorities | Social Discrimination | Emigration and Immigration | Students | Racism | Discrimination | Students, Foreign | HBTQ-personer | Utländska studerande | Intersektionalitet | Rasism | Diskriminering | Sweden | SverigeDDC classification: 306.76 Other classification: 306.7 | Vnd Summary: This book is a part of SFQs ongoing work towards intersectionality and inclusiveness. It is even a protest against the growing right-wing extremism and racism in Sweden. This research used in-depth qualitative interviews with students to present a deeper intersectional understanding of how homophobia, transphobia, biphobia, racism, and similar forms of discrimination, are experienced and maintained within the social spaces that non-Swedish and/or non-white LGBTQIA+ people living in Sweden move within. From a critical feminist theories perspective, this book presents stories that show the intersectionality of the layers of struggles, discrimination, and violence that LGBTQIA+ people living in Sweden face. Finally, this book discusses a way forward and presents a critical reflection, with specific recommendations, on how to make safer and more inclusive spaces for the diverse LGBTQIA+ community in Sweden
| Item type | Current library | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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| Book (loan) | Gräsvik | 306.7 | Available | 080047624120 |
A project by SFQ
Ett projekt av Sveriges förenade HBTQIA+-studenter (SFQ)
This book is a part of SFQs ongoing work towards intersectionality and inclusiveness. It is even a protest against the growing right-wing extremism and racism in Sweden. This research used in-depth qualitative interviews with students to present a deeper intersectional understanding of how homophobia, transphobia, biphobia, racism, and similar forms of discrimination, are experienced and maintained within the social spaces that non-Swedish and/or non-white LGBTQIA+ people living in Sweden move within. From a critical feminist theories perspective, this book presents stories that show the intersectionality of the layers of struggles, discrimination, and violence that LGBTQIA+ people living in Sweden face. Finally, this book discusses a way forward and presents a critical reflection, with specific recommendations, on how to make safer and more inclusive spaces for the diverse LGBTQIA+ community in Sweden