Ruby Grant is a Lecturer in Sociology at the University of Tasmania. Informed by intersectional feminist philosophies and queer theory, Grant’s research focuses on queer identity politics, sexual citizenship, and gender equity and diversity.

• Introduction 1. Identity Politics: Queer Women’s Negotiations of Sexual Labels2. Not Like Other Girls: Post-feminism and Understanding Non-Binary Genders3. Sex Education and Queer Post-feminist Sexual Citizenship 4. Safety, Risk, and Trust: Negotiating ‘Good’ Sexual Citizenship 5. The Politics of Queer Sexual HealthConclusion

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Ruby Grant is a Lecturer in Sociology at the University of Tasmania. Informed by intersectional feminist philosophies and queer theory, Grant’s research focuses on queer identity politics, sexual citizenship, and gender equity and diversity.

• Introduction 1. Identity Politics: Queer Women’s Negotiations of Sexual Labels2. Not Like Other Girls: Post-feminism and Understanding Non-Binary Genders3. Sex Education and Queer Post-feminist Sexual Citizenship 4. Safety, Risk, and Trust: Negotiating ‘Good’ Sexual Citizenship 5. The Politics of Queer Sexual HealthConclusion

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Ruby Grant is a Lecturer in Sociology at the University of Tasmania. Informed by intersectional feminist philosophies and queer theory, Grant’s research focuses on queer identity politics, sexual citizenship, and gender equity and diversity.

• Introduction 1. Identity Politics: Queer Women’s Negotiations of Sexual Labels2. Not Like Other Girls: Post-feminism and Understanding Non-Binary Genders3. Sex Education and Queer Post-feminist Sexual Citizenship 4. Safety, Risk, and Trust: Negotiating ‘Good’ Sexual Citizenship 5. The Politics of Queer Sexual HealthConclusion

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