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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Hypersexuality"”.
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Gender, sex, and race in the gamespace of live action role play
… to assess the ways in which sexism, racism, and hypersexuality pervade contemporary forms of entertainment, and to imagine ways in which gamespaces can be re-imagined to be more inclusive. Using participant observation, I investigated the experience of live action role play and documented my …
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Sex positionality : a history of the role of gender and race in mid-to-late-twentieth-century evangelical sex literature.
… ethics which subverted stereotypes of Black hypersexuality. Conservative evangelical sexual ethics were not monolithic—they shifted over time and based upon the author's position in and navigation of conservative evangelicalism.
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Gender at the Margins: Contradictions of Masculinity and Femininity in a Bolivian Barrio Marginal
… especially drinking, while the role of ""hypersexuality"" in defining the ""macho"" is underplayed) and ""the family man"" (padre de familia), whose defining feature is moral and economic responsibility within the family and community. These two models correspond to different phases of the …
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The Myth of Promiscuity: Examining Black Male Sexual Narratives and Sexual Identity
… filtered through a racial narrative of hypersexuality. The men indicate different moments when problematic, reductive, and objectifying interpretations restrict their sense of self. Second, the participants’ stories highlight an alienating and dehumanizing sense of fragmentation in …
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Counterstories of Black High School Students and Graduates of NYC Independent Schools: A Narrative Case Study
… deficit narratives of racial inferiority, hypersexuality, undesirability, and criminalization. In several accounts, BAD girls in co-ed schools were surveilled and verbally attacked by teachers more than BAD boys, belying their intersectional experiences of racism and sexism (Crenshaw, 1989; …