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Enrique's Struggles with Hyper-masculinity: Dinner Scene

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Enrique's Struggles with Hyper-masculinity: Dinner Scene

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Familial and Cultural Expectations of Black Masculinity

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Familial and Cultural Expectations of Black Masculinity

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What does Vanessa's transition signify to Enrique? How do the expectations placed on Black men impact the Black trans individuals/community?

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Visibility and Hypervisibility of Black Trans Bodies

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Visibility and Hypervisibility of Black Trans Bodies

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How are the dual forces of invisibility and hypervisibility present in Vanessa?

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Angela's Quiet Support of Vanessa: Angela Cuts Michael's Hair

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Angela's Quiet Support of Vanessa: Angela Cuts Michael's Hair

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Gun Hill Road - Angela Cuts Michael's Hair

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How is gender policing (ungendering) present in this scene?

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The Emotional Labor of Mothers in Black and Brown Communities

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The Emotional Labor of Mothers in Black and Brown Communities

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How is the paradox of care and violence present in Angela's actions?

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How does Santana’s nomination for an Independent Spirit Award mark a shift in how trans actors are recognized in Hollywood?

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How do both scholars (Bey & DeClue) think alongside the relationship between blackness and transness?

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How do both scholars (Bey & DeClue) think alongside the relationship between blackness and transness?

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What are examples of the entanglements that point us to the nuances and complexities of Black genderings/ungendering?

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What are examples of the entanglements that point us to the nuances and complexities of Black genderings/ungendering?

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What is the political and intellectual project of Black Trans Studies?

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What is the political and intellectual project of Black Trans Studies?

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List them here!

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I think that pop culture and especially celebrities strike up such a different conversation about including and exclusion. Sure on the one hand this music video was revolutionary for its time, there are still politics of wanting to "appeal" to their general audiences so its a fine line a think a lot of pop figures walk.

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blackness and trans*-ness ..cycles of breaking through/down and building up. an eternal act of self creation

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"We also often find it difficult to separate race from class from sex oppression because in our lives they are most often experienced simultaneously” - Combahee River Collective 

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"We also often find it difficult to separate race from class from sex oppression because in our lives they are most often experienced simultaneously” - Combahee River Collective 

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I think Blackness and queerness defy the limitations and complexity of race and gender. What makes someone inherently more feminine or masculine ? - m

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I think Blackness and queerness defy the limitations and complexity of race and gender. What makes someone inherently more feminine or masculine ? - m

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DeClue calls for a Black feminist politics that fully includes Black trans and gender-queer embodiments, both sonically and visually. She critiques the limits of  "Formation " while acknowledging its potential, urging Black feminist thought to move beyond symbolic gestures toward full and radical inclusivity. The intellectual and political project of Black Trans Studies, then, is not just about representation but about fundamentally rethinking how we understand Black gender, queerness, and womanhood in ways that are life-affirming for all Black people.

-EH