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‘They Look at You Like an Insect That Wants to Be Squashed’: An Ethnographic Account of the Racialized Sexual Spaces of Manchester’s Gay Village
Sexualities
- United Kingdom
doi 10.1177/1363460716676988
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Categories
Anthropology
Gender Studies
Date
December 29, 2016
Authors
Nina Held
Publisher
SAGE Publications
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