From Political Depression to Creative Praxis
Modes of Diasporic Queer World-Making
Diaspora is conventionally understood as the dispersion of a people from a shared homeland—a formulation that could reproduce binary imaginaries of centre and periphery, origin and afterlife, homeland and shadow. Such frameworks also tend to tether diasporic belonging to lineage and return, treating political life as something transmitted through continuity. As David Eng (2010: 13) […]



