Cyberidentities (sexual and gender)

  the sex/gender binary birth of the “homosexual” discursive constructions of sexuality regulation, power, and knowledge diagnosis, confession, and “truth” medical science and sexuality – the construction of “normal” historical context and its role in definition passing and trans narratives intersectionality – race/class/gender/sexuality recognition/visibility of sexual and gender identities (bisexuality & the closet) queer politics and the policing of “deviant” bodies and sexualities pedophilia, psychosexual development, and polymorphous perversity stereotypes and cultural representation performativity, drag, and gender identity Stonewall and gay liberation queer and trans challenges to the legal system sodomy and marriage laws lesbian feminism, separatism, and trans identities materiality of the body cyberidentities (sexual and gender)