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These case studies exemplify the dilemma faced by genderqueer people; i. These difficulties are further complicated and magnified by individuals whose way of doing gender calls the whole idea of stable gender identity into question, and thus fundamentally problematises lesbian and gay identities. International Journal of Urban and Regional …, Since the s, lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer LGBTQ culture has developed in big cities and metropolises everywhere not only in the West, but also in Asia, Latin America and indeed Africa. This essay examines how cities provide the spatial conditions necessary for the formation of such emancipatory movements based on identity politics and strategies which transcend binary gender dualism. The starting point of this investigation is my thesis that only urban life enables LGBTQ individuals to live their lives fully, realize their sexual identities, and furthermore organize themselves collectively, become publicly visible, and appropriate urban, societal and political spaces. This essay argues that the evolution of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transsexual, queer and transgender culture over the Onedio Seks Ulkeler Nude 50 years in many big cities has a direct correlation with urban life, the reason being that Onedio Seks Ulkeler Nude life in the city renders possible the creation of movements focusing on identity politics and their urban spatialization. From the s in the US, a gay, transsexual and lesbian movement began to develop the latter came a little later, emerging from within the women's liberation movement and made headlines globally with the Stonewall Riots in New York's Greenwich Village inwhen gays, lesbians and drag queens struck back at excessive police checks and institutionalized intimidation. Shortly afterwards, gays, lesbians and transsexuals began to mobilize in Europe too. Subsequently, many metropolises and big cities not just in the US, Europe and Australia, but also in Latin America, Asia and some African countries, have seen the establishment of a so-called lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer LGBTQ culture. Additionally, there exist self-help groups, 1 As I have shown in research undertaken in five big German cities Berlin, Hamburg, Frankfurt, Stuttgart and Munichthis applies to the emergence and establishment of the women's liberation movement and Onedio Seks Ulkeler Nude urban feminist project culture see Doderer, ; Another form encountered is 'minority sexual and gender identities' MSGI. Resumen: Este artículo investiga dos libros que combinan fotografía con testimonios biográficos para documentar un albergue para trabajadoras sexuales de la tercera edad en Ciudad de México, Casa Xochiquetzal. La yuxtaposición de biografía y fotografía suscita nuevos interrogantes en nuestra investigación sobre la representación de la subjetividad sexual y las prácticas interpretativas que desplegamos para investigarlas. Este artículo se plantea los modos en que diferentes formas de documentación biográfica problematizan productivamente nuestros encuentros con las representaciones estéticas de la sexualidad; y cómo la presencia corporal del sujeto complica sus testimonios vitales. Este proyecto responde con la propuesta de una metodología queer que descompone las evidencias para valorar lo afectivo como un modo de enlazar con la alteridad. A Queer Evidence: Sex Work and affective methodologies Abstract: This article considers two books that combine photography with biographical accounts to document a home for elderly sex workers in Mexico City, La Casa Xochiquetzal. Juxtaposing biographical narrative with visual forms raises new questions for our investigations of sexual subjectivities and the interpretive practices we call upon to investigate them. This project asks, how do different forms of biographical documentation productively trouble our encounters with the aesthetic representations of sexuality? How does the corporeal presence of the subject complicate testimonies of their lives? This project responds by proposing a queer methodology that undoes what functions as evidence in order to valorize the affective as a mode of engaging alterity. Queer Urbanism deserves a place in any sort of conversation about our built world, examining how we traverse, alter and think about our relationship with cities. Rebellious movements in the past such as Dadaism, Situationism and Fluxus gave free reign to artistic practicesin our cities by merely occupying space on the sidewalks. But what do these actions signify? Beyond the "city as a stage", we see them for what they are: seismic changes in the urban fabric. The planning of cities and streets takes place within the safe confines of an office; however, this paper argues that urban design should not be approached without taking the uses of the spaces into consideration. Combining the disruptive methods of Queer Theory, Queer Urbanism is much more than a protest. It is a recognition beyond "We're Here! We're Queer! Now this is queer! But will it cannabalize itself? A popular talking point for queer space is the "safe space", yet if we hold a critical queer lens to this, does queer fight for safety? Is it not born from a desire to design, redesign and reconstruct the idea of what most people consider safe? This paper tackles various works of artistic practices, both historical and contemporary, with a special eye to how they changed a given space by occupying it, if even only for a brief moment. As queer bodies move through a space, are we defining that space? Or are we designing the space? 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