Sasha T. Goldberg

Doctoral Student, Department of Gender StudiesIndiana University Bloomington

STG@Indiana.edu

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"Yeah, Maybe A Lighter Butch": Outlaw Gender and Female Masculinity in Orange Is The New Black

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Sasha T. Goldberg Indiana University Bloomington

March 12, 2014
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"Yeah, Maybe A Lighter Butch": Outlaw Gender and Female Masculinity in Orange Is The New Black queer Outlaw lesbian Female Masculinity Dyke Butch America Curator's Note In the interview titled, "Big Boo Wasn't Originally Supposed ...

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Re: What Would Nancy Do? Jenji Kohan’s Female Anti-Hero

Crazy/Sexy/Cool

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Sasha T. Goldberg Indiana University Bloomington

Sunday, March 16, 2014 — 5:47 pm
Thank you for these reflections on Kohan’s female anti-heroes; certainly she has produced a new realm of leading women that promise more diverse personalities (even when-if reductively witnessed as just 'crazy'). I do wonder, though, how much &# ...
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Re: Doing Time: Queer Temporalities and Orange Is the New Black

The Gaze/The Gays

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Sasha T. Goldberg Indiana University Bloomington

Tuesday, March 11, 2014 — 11:33 pm
There is something, too, in this discussion of the compulsive, binge-watch, all you can eat/view gazing, that reminds me of the physical embodiment of all the watching; Summer, Pride Season, beautiful out, and hordes of queer women (and many other identit ...
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Re: Orange Is the New Black and the Women’s Prison Genre

Initiation

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Sasha T. Goldberg Indiana University Bloomington

Sunday, March 16, 2014 — 5:26 pm
Wonderful clips which definitely get right to the heart of outsider and insider status, or perhaps in this context: Outside on the Inside. If justice (and "justice") is ostensibly built upon the notion of Innocent Until Proven Guilty, there is a ...