Difference between revisions of "Theme 3: The role of LGBTIQ people in the contemporary uprisings"

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-Rizk and Makarem (2015) "Masculinity Under Threat": Sexual Rights Organizations and the Masculinist State in Lebanon
+[http://4edu.info/images/6/64/SexualityandSocialismreport_LebanonandArabcountries_full-2.pdf Sexuality, Socialism and the Contemporary Uprisings: A focus on Lebanon]
-Rizk, Zanhour and Makarem (2015). Sexuality and Socialist Organizing in Lebanon
+[http://4edu.info/images/9/9a/Excerpt_from_Scott_Long%27s_Cairo%2C_and_our_comprador_gay_movements.pdf Excerpt from Scott Long (2016). Cairo and Our comprador gay movement]
-Lynn Darwich, 2010. Framing visibility: Coming out and the International LGBT Spectrum of Progress
+[http://4edu.info/images/2/2e/Talking_back_Masculinity_and_the_right_time_for_politics_Mada_Masr.pdf Background: Dina Makrem Ebeid (2015). Talking back: Masculinity and the right time for politics]
-Qubaia and Gagne (2014). Sexualizing & Villainizing Male Syrian Refugees in Lebanon
+[http://4edu.info/images/1/16/FINAL_-_TheroleofLGBTIQpeopleinthecontemporaryuprisingsAnanalysisfromtheBrazilianrealitytc.doc The role of LGBTIQ people in contemporary uprisings. An analysis from the Brazilian reality]
-Saleh and Qubaia (2015): Transwomen's navigation of arrest and detention in Beirut
-[https://paper-bird.net/2016/06/22/cairo-comprador-gay-movements/ Scott Long (2016) Cairo and our comprador gay movement.]