Straitjacket Sexualities

Celine Shimizu

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Asian American and Pacific Histories Cinema History and Criticism Gender and Feminist Studies

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Straightjacket Sexualities is the first full-length study of the racialization of Asian American men in Hollywood and independent films from 1959-2009. It argues that the attribution of asexual, effeminate, and queer labels—indicating what these men lack—inadequately captures how Asian American men both wield power and experience its disciplining force.

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