Oscar Patrón

Assistant Professor

Indiana State University

United States

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Oscar Patrón is an Assistant Professor at Indiana University, United States. His research focuses on the complexities of intersectionality within queer communities, particularly among Latino men. Recent articles include exploring femmephobia, mentoring racial politics, and the unique challenges faced by gay Latino collegians. His work aims to contribute to a critical understanding of the social dynamics and resilience in these communities.

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Shaun Harper

University Professor, Provost Professor, and Clifford and Betty Allen Chair

University of Southern California

UNITED STATES

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Articles (11)

Good Boys, Bad Hombres: The Racial Politics of Mentoring Latino Boys in Schools

Understanding Femmephobia Within Queer Communities: Insights From Gay Latino College Men

Theorizing Intersectional R(ac)esilience Through the Lens of Gay Latino Collegians

It is “just as personal as it is academic”: Mobilizing an intersectional lens for the study of Latino men.

‘That hat means a lot more than a hat for some of us’: Gay Latino collegians in the era of Trump

The (unspoken) pact: a composite counternarrative of Latino males’ compañerismo in a doctoral program at a predominantly white institution in the midwest

Precarious familismo among Latinas/os/xs: Toward a critical theoretical framework centering queer communities

Latino Men Using Compañerismo to Navigate the Unchartered Waters of the Doctoral Program: A Conceptual Model

Exploring the Tensions Between Masculinities and Connections with Faculty and Staff among Gay Latino Collegians

Complicating Traditional Understandings of Familismo: Precariousness in the Lives of Queer Latino Men in College

Queer love in the lives of gay Latino men in college

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Shaun Harper

Jorge Burmicky

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