CAISO, CAISO: Negotiating sex rights and nationalism in Trinidad and Tobago

Andil Gosine

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Caribbean history, culture, and politics Gender and Feminist Studies African Sexualities and LGBTQ+ Issues

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This documentation of the early beginnings of the Trinidad and Tobago-based sexual rights organization CAISO reveals some of the strategies engaged by the organization in weighing local and global tensions in contemporary advocacy work. CAISO co-founder Colin Robinson is interviewed about the group’s approach toward achievement of sexual justice and the author draws on the extensive collection of blog posts members of the group have posted since they first formed.

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