苗族酷儿青年的视角

J. B. Mayo
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这篇文章强调了一些存在于苗族女同性恋、男同性恋、双性恋、变性人和酷儿(LGBTQ)群体中的紧张关系。它揭示了酷儿苗族青年和生活在美国的更多酷儿青年之间的差异和相似之处。尽管人们认为传统的苗族文化没有苗族美国人的容身之地,但个人正在寻找接受的空间,并慢慢地将更大的苗族社区推向一个理解和宽容的地方。这场运动的一个重要组成部分是“黄色阴影”(SOY),这个组织从2005年成立到2017年6月解散,一直支持苗族酷儿。其中三名成员的生活故事为这项研究提供了信息,为生活在中西部的酷儿苗族青年的经历提供了更细致入微的视角。
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Perspectives of Queer Hmong Youth
This article highlights some of the tensions that exist for Hmong people who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ). It uncovers differences and similarities found between the experiences of queer Hmong youth and the larger population of queer youth living in the United States. Despite the perception that a traditional Hmong culture holds no place for queer Hmong Americans, individuals are finding spaces for acceptance and slowly moving the larger Hmong community to a place of understanding and tolerance. A vital part of this movement was Shades of Yellow (SOY), an organization that supported queer Hmong from its inception in 2005 until the group disbanded in June 2017. The life stories of three of its members inform this study, offering a more nuanced look at the experiences of queer Hmong youth living in the Midwest.
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