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The Ethics of Identity, Kwame Anthony Appiah, p23
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The racist core of anti ornamental prejudice.
From Structural Racism in Modern Architectural Theory by Irene Cheng
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I must admit to getting irritated by the “yay JOY, omg so PLAYFUL, its just funnnnnnn!” line of commentary on my (and others’) work, when its resolutely this tradition that I come from. P275, Everybody by Olivia Laing
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Mourid Barghouti, I Saw Ramallah p100
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Mourid Barghouti, I Saw Ramallah p44
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Queer forever ✊ p166 of Transgender History by Susan Stryker
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Pop culture & ‘trenders’ appropriating Queer ways of dressing can be a part of triggering extreme rightwing backlash against not the trenders, but the marginalized community where the tastes originated
Susan Stryker, Transgender History p116
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P179 of Everybody by Olivia Laing
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P174 Everybody by Olivia Laing
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Bachelors of a Different Sort, John Potvin, p249
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Style is Substance (& resistance)
John Potvin, p260, Bachelors of a Different Sort
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Perhaps its some kind of comfort to know one is part of a long and illustrious lineage of stereotyped, ridiculed and othered designers
P251 Bachelors of a different Sort, John Potvin
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Flowers as a queer language, and yet another way that modernists used queer associations to discredit aesthetics they hoped to erase. Bachelors of a Different Sort, John Potvin
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Shon Faye, p268 The Transgender Issue
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The Tyranny of Transparency and ‘openness’ in architecture, a prison of prying collectivity
P114, Bachelors of a Different Sort, John Potvin
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P66, Bachelors of a Different Sort, John Potvin
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The masculine construct that negatively queered all sentiment and affect ran strong in Baudrillard and most aesthetic discourse of the second half of the 20th C (and still goes strong and unquestioned throughout the creative professions today)
P65, Bachelors of a Different Sort, John Potvin
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