Queering Families
Reproductive Justice in Precarious Times Volume 12
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"The intimacies of queer family formation can deviously embody the very ideological assumptions that support capitalist heteropatriarchy and its essential reliance on the perpetuation of racism. As Tamara Spira persuasively argues, queer reproductive justice requires not only an unremitting critique of biological essentialism, but special scrutiny of the ways in which colonialism and racism continue to be reasserted through new reproductive strategies. Everyone who claims a stake in the planet's future should read this important text."--Angela Y. Davis, Distinguished Professor Emerita, Univers...
"The intimacies of queer family formation can deviously embody the very ideological assumptions that support capitalist heteropatriarchy and its essential reliance on the perpetuation of racism. As Tamara Spira persuasively argues, queer reproductive justice requires not only an unremitting critique of biological essentialism, but special scrutiny of the ways in which colonialism and racism continue to be reasserted through new reproductive strategies. Everyone who claims a stake in the planet's future should read this important text."--Angela Y. Davis, Distinguished Professor Emerita, University of California, Santa Cruz "The material and symbolic order of the family still structures our domination. Tamara Lea Spira's Queering Families offers the queer reproductive justice politics we need now. Spira's rigorous analysis sheds light on the harrowing conditions we are currently facing, grounded in wisdom from critical traditions that can help us shape discernment and action now."--Dean Spade, author of Love in a F*cked Up World: How to Build Relationships, Hook Up, and Raise Hell, Together "The queer parent occupies a fraught position within US political debates surrounding adoption, reproductive technologies, and the family. Queering Families thinks through this position to advance a queer politics of reproductive justice drawn through a history and legacy of Black and queer of color feminisms, making it important reading for those concerned with ARTs, reproductive justice, and feminist and queer theory."--Kalindi Vora, Professor of Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies, Yale University
