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Articles written by Ali Altaf Mian

Two American Fears: Islamophobia and Homophobia

Series: Intersecting Phobias
Ali Altaf Mian
December 14, 2016January 27, 2024

This moment presents both difficulties and opportunities for analyzing the intersections of Islamophobia and homophobia. By historicizing the emergence of each, we gain analytical clarity about the complex negotiations of identity, never static but always becoming.

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Fighting Transphobia: Analyzing the Pakistani Fatwa on Transgender Marriage

Ali Altaf Mian
August 8, 2016January 27, 2024

Retaining, reconfiguring, and renouncing traditional embodiments of sex, gender, and sexuality. Read the full article »

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