Sexual Racism and Social Justice

Denton Callander is a Senior Research Fellow at the Kirby Institute, University of New South Wales. Callander is a social epidemiologist who studies sex, sexualities, and sexual health. His research in Australasia, North America, Europe, and Africa seeks to unravel the sociocultural dimensions of sexuality and their impacts on health and wellbeing.Panteá Farvid is an Associate Professor of Applied Psychology in the Schools of Public Engagement at The New School. She is the founder and director of The SexTech Lab, an interdisciplinary psychology lab that works at the intersection of gender, race, sexuality, culture, technology, AI, ethics, social justice, and intimacy. Her teaching and research focus on the critical psychology of gender and sexuality, psychology for social change/justice, and technologically mediated life. Amir Baradaran is the Founder and Director of the augmented reality start-up, ABXRStudio. He is an artist, activist, and technologist whose work focuses onsocial justice and equity. He is also the Founder of the international conference and platform, Another AI in Art: Decolonizing Artificial Intelligence and the Future of Art Making. Thomas A. Vance is the Clinical and Research Director at ClearMinds LLC, and Adjunct Professor in the Schools of Public Engagement at The New School. He is a counseling psychologist, scholar, and researcher. His work encompasses interdisciplinary psychology, having authored numerous articles addressing the mental health needs of the Black and LGBTQ+ communities.

• Introduction: How Do You Solve a Problem Like Sexual Racism?Denton Callander, Panteá Farvid, Amir Baradaran, and Thomas A. VanceSection I: Histories and Theories1. A Queer History of Sexual RacismDenton Callander, Tony Ayres, and Donovan Trott2. A Look Back at the World's First Online Anti-Sexual Racism Campaign: Sexual Racism SuxAndy Quan3. Anti-Black Skin, White Sheets: Challenging Sexual Color-Blindness Through a Sexual Humility FrameworkXiqiao Chen, Jeremy Kelleher, Anthony Boiardo, Dashawn Ealey, and Daniel GaztambidePoetry Interlude: JezebelSynclaire WarrenSection II: Representations4. "I Am Dark and Beautiful": Song of Songs, Audre Lorde, and the Politics of DesireSiam Hatzaw5. White Desirability and the Violent Radicalization of Andrew CunananMarc Milton Ducusin6. Undesiring Whiteness and Undoing the White Gaze in HIV Prevention MarketingIvan Bujan7. Amitis Motevalli: Exorcising OrientalismAnuradha VikramPoetry Interlude: Shea Butter and HoneyIllannah DeshazierSection III: Lived Realities8. "You Just Got To Own It": Maori Girls Un/Doing Settler Colonial Sexuality in AotearoaFern Smith and Jade Le Grice9. Predators and Perpetrators: Cultures of White Settler Violence in So-Called AustraliaMadi Day and Bronwyn Carlson10. Consuming Whiteness/Disciplining DesireGene Lim11. Sexual Racism as White Privilege: The Relational and Psychic Negotiation of Desire, Power, and SexRussell K. RobinsonPoetry Interlude: The ButcherSynclaire WarrenSection IV: Spotlighting the Structural12. Curating Desire: The White Supremacist Grammar of Tagging on PornhubChibundo Egwuatu, Zahra Stardust, Mireille Miller-Young, and Daisy Ducati13. Undesiring Whiteness in the Sex Industry: The Racialized Stratification of Sex Work in Four Distinct Anglo-Legal ContextsPanteá Farvid, Sarah Epstein, Leigh Lumpkin, Thyme Canton, and Michelle King14. Sexual Racism and Asian American Egg Donation: Reflections on Experiential AmbivalenceEllen Yom15. Decentering Whiteness in South Africa: Using Empathic Dialogue to Engage With Race, Identity, Privilege, and EntitlementMatthew Rich-Tolsma and Sizwe Mqalo