Jonah I. Garde

Huge congratulations also to @christopherewing.bsky.social and @sebboo.bsky.social and all their amazing authors for putting this volume together! I am so looking forward to reading more of it and was already delighted to see that there is on article engaging with @queermuseumvienna.bsky.social !

A Badge of Injury A Badge of Injury is a contribution to both the fields of queer and global history. It analyses gay and lesbian transregional cultural communication networks from the 1970s to the 2000s, focusing on t...

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Started my day w coffee, nerdy sweaters, and an inspiring and energizing conversation on queer and trans memory, liberalism, and academia with @sebboo.bsky.social whose book does such an excellent framing of global queer memory cultures and their transatlantic transfers. I keep on going back to it!

Excited to announce that Sonja Dolinsek's und Annalisa Martin's edited volume on the archive of sex work activist Marc-of-Frankfurt is hot off the press! Many congrats to them! 💜

We are hosting a hybrid workshop on trans German studies next May with fantastic keynotes by Kadji Amin and @riislover667.bsky.social! The deadline for proposals is approaching on Dec 15 networks.h-net.org/group/announ...

Working on a lecture on trans & fascism and wish the US government and its fascist proxies would stop forcing me to rework it on a daily basis.

Book cover of Michael Water's The Other Olympians. Cover image shows Zdeněk Koubek, a trans athelete from Czechoslovakia.

This finally arrived on my desk and I cannot wait to dig in!

Zwei Fotos, die von einem vertikalen türkisen Streifen getrennt werden. Über den Bildern bewegt sich eine gelbe Linie wellenfärmig von links nach rechts. Auf dem linken Foto sitzt Andrea Rottmann in einem blauen Anzug an einem Tisch. Sie blickt in Publikum, dessen Hinterköpfe zu sehen sind. Hinter ihr wird eine PowerPoint auf einem Bildschrim freigegeben. Auf dem rechten Bild ist ein Bücherstapel des Buches "Queer Lives Across The Wall" von Andrea Rottmann. Das oberste Buch steht aufrecht auf dem Stapel.

(1/2) Letzten Freitag durfte Andrea Rottmann am @ces.ubc.ca im Rahmen der Tobin Distinguished Lecture Series ihre aktuelle Forschung im Rahmen von QueerDem und ihr Buch vorstellen.

Charlie Kirk, Redeemed: A Political Class Finds Its Lost Cause By ignoring the rhetoric and actions of the Turning Point USA founder, pundits and politicians are sanitizing his legacy.

Ta-Nehasi Coates is doing a lot of things with this essay, but one of the most important is fearlessly using examples of anti-trans hate to describe Charlie Kirk's politics.

The contrast between his choices and those of other writers for major legacy outlets is revealing.

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Excited to host Andrea Rottman this Friday! Join in person at UBC or over zoom!

Resisting Erasure and Reclaiming Queer Space: The Urban Crisis of Male Prostitution in Oswald and Hirschfeld’s Anders als die Andern In 1919, one of the earliest cinematic landmarks that addressed homosexuality, Different from the Others, premiered in the Apollo Theater in Berlin. In their attempt to challenge the criminalization o...

My book chapter on #MagnusHirschfeld and #AndersAlsDieAndern in the edited collection Urban Discourses of Crises and Resistance by @springer.springernature.com is finally available! #Queer #Weimar #Germany

Registration for Cozy Reading: Blutbuch by Kim de l’Horizon

This fall the DDGC Queer and Trans Studies Research Coop will be hosting a cozy reading book club. Join us to read and discuss Blutbuch by Kim de l’Horizon! Dates and registration can be found here: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...

DDGC Writing Support Groups — The DDGC Collective Join our writing community.

Our writing support groups are forming for Sept-Dec. They have been around since 2018 and are a vital component of community building in German studies. Join us! Reach out if you have questions. And pls share with colleagues, students. @ddgc.bsky.social
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So happy that the UBC Centre for European Studies *finally* has a new website. The clean design belies the amount of work and time that has gone into this project!

So grateful I get to work with this impeccable, sharp, and generous scholar and teacher!

I am so looking forward to kick off the fall with Andrea Rottmann giving the next Tobin Distinguished Lecture in Queer and Trans German Studies at UBC on September 12th! To join in person or virtually visit ces.ubc.ca/events/event...

Celebrating you from afar @mharrabin.bsky.social ! 🎊

Finally received my own copy
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Thank you, Heike!

Biked some 50k today to meet up with @hilmalatino.bsky.social, @lauriem.bsky.social and of course @jameyj.bsky.social tomorrow. Upsides of work travel by bike and ferry: saw orcas and a humpback on the way 🐋

thank you, Ervin! 💜

thank you, Chris! 💜

thank you @sebboo.bsky.social ! 💜 the workshop in 2021 you and @christopherewing.bsky.social organized was so incredibly important for me and forged so many new connections that I cherish!

Enigma, the new documentary on April Ashley and Amanda Lear starring yours truly and directed by thee Zackary Drucker, premieres tonight on HBO Max in the US and Crave in Canada! Strap in for a surprisingly controversial lil doc!

Look what arrived today @jonahgarde.bsky.social!

Love this so much! Also still waiting for my own copy 😅

Order summary for "A Badge of Injury," showing quantity, subtotal, and total amount of €19.95, from De Gruyter Brill.

I'm VERY pleased to announce that A Badge of Injury is now also available in paperback and can now be purchased for 19,95€ (+shipping) via the @degruyterbrill.bsky.social website.

If you order now, you might even get your copy before the end of Pride Month 🏳️‍🌈

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