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AMSTERDAM GAY SHOPS
* queer spaces amsterdam *
”In a nutshell, wr the Parool: “QA se SPA as a mercial sell-out, which maly wants to anize a party for whe gay men. Jt this week, a gay monument and rabow bench were faced The the rabow“Reprentatn is key, ” says Hatter. AHF Nerland | Amnty Internatnal | Amsterdam Law Hub | Analema | Asian Pri | Audèla | B+ Nerland | Bar Bar | Bijlmer Parktheater| Black Pri | CasoRevolutn | Cemasia | Club Transmissn | Danspaleis | Fe Qlub | Garage Noord | Here to support | Homomonument | Hoe of Jungle | Hoe of Miyake Mugler | Humans of Film | IQMF | LezLkUp X Women’s Collective | Love Swim | Meervaart | Mikel Haman Foundatn | NNID | No Lims!
Queer subjectivi (lbian, gay, bisexual, transgenr, queer, tersex and other genr and sexual mori, LGBTQI+) and their relatnship to the productn of urban space are well-rearched, particularly the U. 1 Conceptualizg Queer SpaceTo be queer is to viate om mastream society regard to sexualy and/or genr, generally referrg to those who intify as gay, lbian, bisexual, transgenr or otherwise outsi the normative (heterosexual and cisgenr, i. Drawg on Fouult’s (1996: 310) assertn that “homosexualy threatens people as a ‘way of life’ rather than as a way of havg sex, Halberstam (2005: 1) ntends that the queer e of time and space “velop, at least part, opposn to the stutns of fay, heterosexualy, and reproductn.
2 Conceptualizg Heteronormativy and HomonormativyHalberstam (2005) criqu Harvey’s (2008) treatment of space and time for s neglect of normativy, though his work is pennt on Fouult’s who saw normativy as the primary functn of morn power. Homonormativy refers to the acceptance of certa (gay and whe) inti, normalizg them wh society and regnizg the privilege of a sectn of the queer muny over others leadg to the further margalizatn of lbians, transgenr people and queer people of lor (Brown, 2012, 2014; Mattson, 2015). Duggan (2002: 179) se the homonormative inty as one which produc a “mobilized gay nstuency and a privatized, policized gay culture anchored domticy and nsumptn.