We are in a time of intersectionality. The boundaries that seemingly predicated gender, sex, sexuality and race are continuously warping and overlapping. The two-face narratives of the ‘male/female’, ‘straight/gay’ and ‘white/black’ are losing their keenness in a world of diversity and disruption.
A new (hardly new) performative stance – post-colonial, post-modern, post-gender – is critiquing the huge, hegemonic bilateralism of western socio-cultural discourse. Le1f…
