Queer Tango Space: Minority Stress, Sexual Potentiality, and Gender Utopias

Juliet McMains

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The queer tango movement is an international alliance of tango practitioners who seek to denaturalize the link between gender and the division of labor in a tango partnership. The queer tango space provides participants, particularly female practioners, with relief from minority stress, access to LGBTQ sexual potentiality, and experiments in gender utopia.

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