My first journal article - in which I question everyone's sexuality - is finally out! "Sexuality in a non-binary world: redefining and expanding the linguistic repertoire". [1/4]

https://www.budrich-journals.de/index.php/insep/article/view/35952

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The paper is part of @drloocy's special issue of the Journal of the International Network for Sexual Ethics and Politics, "Positive non-binary and / or genderqueer sexual ethics and politics" [2/4]

https://www.budrich-journals.de/index.php/insep/issue/view/2731

The issue covers feminism, language, moral panic, neuroscience, surveillance and more.

My own focus is the language we use to talk about sexuality and how it can erase trans and non-binary lives while hiding what we're really attracted to. [3/4]

I look at neoliberalism, asexual/aromantic linguistic innovation, what lies beneath the language (what are we really attracted to?) and how the language could better reflect this in an inclusive way.

Disclaimer: I don't have the answers, only thoughts. Written in 2018. [4/4]

Oh, and it's all open access. [5/4]