Pérez, Hiram
"Ayfo bar homo?" (Where's the gay bar?): A Personal Look at Pinkwashing, Gay Tourism, and the Role of Capitalism in the Creation of Urban Queer Identity
"Ayfo bar homo?" (Where's the gay bar?): A Personal Look at Pinkwashing, Gay Tourism, and the Role of Capitalism in the Creation of Urban Queer Identity
anti-Pride: disrupting gay pride parades, igniting queer futures
Breaking into Binaries: Exploring AI’s Constructions of Women and Feminist Perspectives on AI Interaction
Gender biases entrenched within artificial intelligence (AI) models have the potential to build upon and worsen the conceptualizations of women and reinforce misogynistic power structures. This happens through the biased datasets that are used to train AI, the feminization and...
Breaking into Binaries: Exploring AI’s Constructions of Women and Feminist Perspectives on AI Interaction
Gender biases entrenched within artificial intelligence (AI) models have the potential to build upon and worsen the conceptualizations of women and reinforce misogynistic power structures. This happens through the biased datasets that are used to train AI, the feminization and...
Crossing Boundaries and Creating Communities in Sui Sin Far's Mrs. Spring Fragrance and Other Writings
Crossing Boundaries and Creating Communities in Sui Sin Far's Mrs. Spring Fragrance and Other Writings
Fire In the City: A Screenplay
Fire In the City: A Screenplay
How About FAT: The Fat Body and its Intersections in Pop Culture & Media
lacunae: an undergraduate journal for queer of color critique
Mem-War: The Art of Truth In The Literary Non-fiction of The Vietnam War
Perversion, Inversion, and Subversion: An Exploration of Intimacy in College Girl Fiction
Queer Wonderlands: The Appeal of Children's Fantasy Literature to the LGBTQ Community
Shades of Subversion: How Sadomasochism can be read as Feminist
Shades of Subversion: How Sadomasochism can be read as Feminist
She Hath Done What She Could: Dying, Decaying, and Gender in New England History
She Hath Done What She Could: Dying, Decaying, and Gender in New England History
some theses on corn: gente de maíz, mutual domestication, nonhuman relationality
This project is an attempt to play with "theses" as a form of research, integrating academic essay, creative writing, image collecting, making and intervening, and materiality. I examine the intersecting racial, social, and ecological implications of the term gente de...