The Quarit of History, Queer Kinchip After Fash

I think it's a book against representation in a lot of ways as the be all and end all of queer politics. And one of the conclusions of the book actually is that gay men like me are probably exiting our period of being that depending on the trajectory of certain kinds of anti-quar politics. That kind of holds, and I don't think that it necessarily holds for all times or all places or anything else. But certainly under a kind of liberal rights consensus gay men do start exiting that, right?That's how you have a Pimfortown in the Netherlands. That's howyou have a Pete Buttigieg in the US. The more that queer drifts away from