The color of desire: the queer politics of race in the Federal Republic of Germany after 1970

The Color of Desire -- Contents -- Acknowledgments -- List of Abbreviations -- Introduction: New Year's Eve, 1970 -- Part I: An International Movement -- 1. Sex Tourism in the 1970s and the End of Permissive Islam: Disappointed in Casablanca -- 2. The European Exception: International Solidarity between Gay Liberation and the Iranian Revolution -- 3. Antiracism and the AIDS Crisis, or Homonationalism's Rocky Start -- Part II: Activism and the State -- 4. Making Homophobic Migrants out of Neo-Nazis: Gay Rights after Unification -- 5. Antiracist Gains and the Emergence of Queer Fascism in the Twenty-First Century: Homophobia's Side Effects -- Epilogue: What Happened to Homonationalism? -- Notes -- Bibliography -- Index.

"This book traces the development of the politics of racism and antiracism in queer movements in the Federal Republic of Germany after 1970. It examines the histories of queer people of color and white queer people together, moving from sex tourism across AIDS activism to homonationalism"--

"This book traces the development of the politics of racism and antiracism in queer movements in the Federal Republic of Germany after 1970. It examines the histories of queer people of color and white queer people together, moving from sex tourism across AIDS activism to homonationalism"--