Description

Overview:

Gentrification and Queer Time was written as a response to the senseless murder of O’Shae Sibley, a Black gay dancer who was fatally stabbed in Brooklyn, New York’s Midwood neighborhood. This short introduces gentrification as a shift in the land costs and a shift in demographics. Queer time is introduced as a non-traditional time-system that is realized and appropriated by queer people for their survival at time.

Gentrification and Queer Time uses sounds from The Shrine, which is a music venue in Harlem, New York.

Subject:

Architecture and Design, Performing Arts, U.S. History, Cultural Geography, Ethnic Studies, Gender and Sexuality Studies

Level:

High School, Community College / Lower Division, College / Upper Division, Adult Education

Material Type:

Lecture, Reading

Author:

Ricardo J. Millhouse

Provider:

The Pedagogy Lab

Provider Set:

2023 Pedagogy Fellowship

Date Added:

07/17/2023