In the 1990s, a new niche market emerged in the United States: gay and lesbian consumers were targeted by both mainstream and gay and lesbian producers. Selling Out asks: What is the relationship between this niche market and the social movement that works for gay and lesbian rights? Locating the niche market and social movement in the context of the rise of consumer culture and pictorial advertising and the rise of identity-based social movements over the course of the 20th century, Alexandra Chasin examines specific sites of intersection between them: the gay and lesbian press, advertising, boycotting, and the mechanisms of funding the movement.
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historical examination of commodification of identity politics. how the emergence of gay and lesbian press, advertising contribute to the formation of a "gay nation", what kind of gay&lesbian organizations get funded, marketization of queer lives.
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评分historical examination of commodification of identity politics. how the emergence of gay and lesbian press, advertising contribute to the formation of a "gay nation", what kind of gay&lesbian organizations get funded, marketization of queer lives.
评分historical examination of commodification of identity politics. how the emergence of gay and lesbian press, advertising contribute to the formation of a "gay nation", what kind of gay&lesbian organizations get funded, marketization of queer lives.
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