Ian Travis Barnard

Amidst all the celebratory brouhaha around HBO’s megasuccsssful queer hockey streaming series Heated Rivalry, I feel called upon to be the party pooper. As a queer English professor who works in queer theory, I see two related concepts developed by queer theorists and activists as offering vital interventions into the dominant discourse around Heated Rivalry: […] To read this article, log in here or subscribe here.

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