Queer indigenous studies: critical interventions in theory, politics, and literature

Section 1: Performing queer indigenous critiques

Decolonizing the queer Native body (and recovering the Native bull-dyke) : bringing "sexy" back and out of Native studies' closet / Chris Finley

Queer theory and Native studies : the heteronormativity of settler colonialism / Andrea Smith

A Queer caste : mixing race and sexuality in colonial New Zealand / Michelle Erai

Fa'afafine notes : on Tagaloa, Jesus, and Nafanua / Dan Taulapapa McMullin

Section 2: Situating Two-Spirit and Queer indigenous movements

Asegi Ayetl : Cherokee Two-Spirit people reimagining nation / Qwo-Li Driskill

Exploring Takatapui identity within the Maori community : implications for health and well-being / Clive Aspin

Two-Spirit men's sexual survivance against the inequality of desire / Brian Joseph Gilley

Unsettling Queer politics : what can non-Natives learn from Two-Spirit organizing? / Scott Lauria Morgensen

Section 3: Reading Queer indigenous writing

Indigenous fantasies and sovereign erotics : outland Cherokees write Two-Spirit nations / Lisa Tatonetti

The erotics of sovereignty / Mark Rifkin

Gifts of Maskihkîy : Gregory Scofield's Cree Métis stories of self-acceptance / June Scudeler

The revolution is for everyone : imagining an emancipatory future through queer indigenous critical theories / Qwo-Li Driskill, Chris Finley, Brian Joseph Gilley, and Scott Lauria Morgensen.