Dos X Disability and Racial Dysphoria in Latinx and Filipinx Culture

Dos X boldly maps the epistemic and affective webs that arise from racial dysphoria, questioning the attachments we hold to calcified categories, histories, and practices of recognition. Sony CoraÑez Bolton invites us to engage with gaps, misrecognition, prosthesis, and histories of trauma not only to construct an archive of desire and subjectivity but also as gateways to inhabiting, activating, and ultimately transforming other worlds and ways of knowing. - Allan Punzalan Isaac, Rutgers University, author of Filipino Time: Affective Worlds and Contracted Labor