Remembering José Esteban Muñoz
"I encountered the work of José Esteban Muñoz early in my work, as I was searching for the voices of queer of color cultural critique to influence my own pursuits within decolonized liberation theologies."
Keeping the Match Lit for a Queer Future: Remembering José Estaban Muñoz
"The absence of his voice is a great loss. The coverage, perspective, and sheer inspiration of thought must be taken up as a charge for the next generation. His work must now live on in others."
Mind-Work Body-Work; or, does a black man wearing glasses seem less threatening than a black man who is not wearing glasses?
"What would it look like for us to lift up body-work or integrate mind-work and body-work into a single expression?"
A Critical Reflection on Seminary Education
"We must learn what the earth meant to those native to this land, the people that have been studying it for thousands of years. In a western constructed reality Traditional Ecological Knowledge (TEK) comes off as myth and folklore, but what is the difference between western science and TEK?"
Fruitvale Station: A Review
"How many times must we say enough is enough? How do we continue to mobilize information, resources, and outreach efforts to fight and raise awareness over these injustices?"
On the Continuing Significance of Gayatri Chakravorty Spivak to Postcolonial Theorizing by Asian Women
"The great goddesses confined as they are in temples then do not speak for subaltern Indian women; their representations speak so much of the elitest status of the upper-middle-class, upper-caste women."
Part 2: Armida: Bel canto’s Big and Tenor-Heavy Love Affair with Crusade and the Ever-Luring Trope of Oriental(ist) Exotic
"A truly imaginative production would have made a conscious effort to question at least some of the cultural stereotypes while this one dressed them all up with abandon."