Fall 2026

Queer Indigenous Studies

Queer Indigenous Studies explores the experiences, resistance, and identities of queer, trans, and Two-Spirit Indigenous people in North America.

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AMERIND/GEN&WS 348

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Focuses on the experiences and voices of queer, trans and Two-Spirit Indigenous people in North America. Examines history, literature, and art alongside scholarship in the field of queer Indigenous studies. Explores the ways queer Indigenous people have resisted colonial violence and asserted their own identities and roles within their communities and in broader social movements. Emphasizes the diverse range of queer Indigenous life - including disabled, Afro-Indigenous, and transgender experiences. Themes include land relations, kinship, solidarity, and cultural reclamation.

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  • Land relations, kinship, solidarity, and cultural reclamation
  • Diverse queer Indigenous experiences including disabled, Afro-Indigenous, and transgender lives

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  • Critical examination of history, literature, and art through queer Indigenous studies scholarship
  • Analysis of resistance to colonial violence and identity assertion in social movements

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