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Passing Bodies: Are Out Intersexuals Queer?
In this essay I attempt to answer two related questions: 1) Is intersexuality a queer identity? 2) Compared to other queer identities, are passing and outing fundamentally different for intersexuals? My answer to the first question is a qualified “yes,” my answer to the second question will be a qualified “no.” My argument proceeds as follows: I present two reasons to think that intersexuality is not a queer identity, and two reasons to think that passing and outing are fundamentally different for intersexuals. I then examine each of these four reasons and show that they are not compelling reasons.
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