Ling Tang 唐凌 (they/she) is a lecturer in cultural studies at the University of Melbourne. They research and create progressive practices in the market in post-socialist China. As an activist, artist and academic, they promote feminism, queerness, and inclusive Chineseness through research, teaching, artmaking, and social engagement.

Gender-Critical Chinese Feminisms

From Critical Socialism to Post-Utopia

Since the 2010s, the debate about anti-gender politics has centred on the rise of right-wing forces and ideologies that are trans-exclusionary, queerphobic, and anti-feminist—particularly hostile to queer and intersectional feminisms (Butler 2024). These movements often weaponise victimhood to uphold existing structures of power: cisgender women are portrayed as victims of transgender rights under cis-sexism; men […]

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