L’homonationalisme n’est-il que homo ?
In order to challenge the usual ciscentrism of the LGBT category, I propose in this article to examine the heuristic scope of homonationalism and to reread its contestations in the light of trans issues. Firstly, I document the deployment of homonationalist logics and their extension beyond question...
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| description | In order to challenge the usual ciscentrism of the LGBT category, I propose in this article to examine the heuristic scope of homonationalism and to reread its contestations in the light of trans issues. Firstly, I document the deployment of homonationalist logics and their extension beyond questions of sexuality. To do this, I look back at its conceptualisation, reception and translation in the French context. I then look at the Julia Boyer affair as an example of the trans dimension, before reporting on the consequences for non-white LGBT people, with the doubts surrounding their authenticity. These elements lead me to question the responses to homonationalism. To do so, I examine scientific and activist, anti-racist, decolonial and/or queer discourses who highlighted the refusal of coming out. In turn, I show how the specific issues of trans visibility shape the (im)possibilities of discretion, both in the family and in civil status, thereby reassessing the relevance of previous discourses. |
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| spelling | doaj-art-11981bbf82304d25b6b59529ada0a7862025-01-09T13:07:11ZfraGenre, Sexualité et SociétéGenre, Sexualité et Société2104-37362024-07-013110.4000/122t9L’homonationalisme n’est-il que homo ?Noureddine NoukhkhalyIn order to challenge the usual ciscentrism of the LGBT category, I propose in this article to examine the heuristic scope of homonationalism and to reread its contestations in the light of trans issues. Firstly, I document the deployment of homonationalist logics and their extension beyond questions of sexuality. To do this, I look back at its conceptualisation, reception and translation in the French context. I then look at the Julia Boyer affair as an example of the trans dimension, before reporting on the consequences for non-white LGBT people, with the doubts surrounding their authenticity. These elements lead me to question the responses to homonationalism. To do so, I examine scientific and activist, anti-racist, decolonial and/or queer discourses who highlighted the refusal of coming out. In turn, I show how the specific issues of trans visibility shape the (im)possibilities of discretion, both in the family and in civil status, thereby reassessing the relevance of previous discourses.https://journals.openedition.org/gss/8643racesociologyLGBTtranshomonormativity |
| spellingShingle | Noureddine Noukhkhaly L’homonationalisme n’est-il que homo ? Genre, Sexualité et Société race sociology LGBT trans homonormativity |
| title | L’homonationalisme n’est-il que homo ? |
| title_full | L’homonationalisme n’est-il que homo ? |
| title_fullStr | L’homonationalisme n’est-il que homo ? |
| title_full_unstemmed | L’homonationalisme n’est-il que homo ? |
| title_short | L’homonationalisme n’est-il que homo ? |
| title_sort | l homonationalisme n est il que homo |
| topic | race sociology LGBT trans homonormativity |
| url | https://journals.openedition.org/gss/8643 |
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