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Real Men Don't Eat Quiche: Queer Food and Gendered Nationalism in the Late Twentieth-Century USA

Rachel Hope Cleves

Summary: This article examines the intersection of sexuality, gender, food, and nationalism in the late twentieth-century Anglosphere through the analysis of Bruce Feirstein's satirical guidebook Real Men Don't Eat Quiche, as well as the writings of James Beard, Craig Claiborne, and other food journalists.

GENDER AND HISTORY (2022)

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Say 'hi' from Gaia: women's travel guides and lesbian feminist community formation in the pre-internet era (1975-1992)

Alexandra (Alex) Diva Ketchum

Summary: This research explores how American women, especially those who identified as lesbian, questioning, or queer, found information about other women with similar sexual orientations before the internet era. The women's travel guide, Gaia's Guide, provided information about safe spaces for women during the period of 1975-1992, which was significant for the women's and lesbian and gay liberation movements. However, the guides mainly focused on promoting a lesbian feminist community centered around whiteness and middle-class identity.

FEMINIST MEDIA STUDIES (2022)

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