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Hardback. Etat : New. Queer people's experiences of war have largely been invisible. Portraits like the ones in this book are rare because most recent wars have been fought in places where it is generally unsafe for queer people to come out. But Russia's invasion of Ukraine is different: Queer people have become a visible part of the war effort, continuing to fight for their rights as they join the fight for their country. Queer freedom and the fight for democracy are deeply entwined in Ukraine. Russian President Vladimir Putin has partly framed the war as a battle to protect "traditional values," making this the first war in which a global superpower has invaded its neighbour with the explicit goal of rolling back LGBTQ rights. Award-winning photographer and journalist J. Lester Feder shows us The Queer Face of War in this remarkable collection of stunning portraits and moving profiles.…

Hardback. Etat : New. Queer people's experiences of war have largely been invisible. Portraits like the ones in this book are rare because most recent wars have been fought in places where it is generally unsafe for queer people to come out. But Russia's invasion of Ukraine is different: Queer people have become a visible part of the war effort, continuing to fight for their rights as they join the fight for their country. Queer freedom and the fight for democracy are deeply entwined in Ukraine. Russian President Vladimir Putin has partly framed the war as a battle to protect "traditional values," making this the first war in which a global superpower has invaded its neighbour with the explicit goal of rolling back LGBTQ rights. Award-winning photographer and journalist J. Lester Feder shows us The Queer Face of War in this remarkable collection of stunning portraits and moving profiles.…

Hardcover. Etat : new. Hardcover. Queer people's experiences of war have largely been invisible. Portraits like the ones in this book are rare because most recent wars have been fought in places where it is generally unsafe for queer people to come out. But Russia's invasion of Ukraine is different: Queer people have become a visible part of the war effort, continuing to fight for their rights as they join the fight for their country. Queer freedom and the fight for democracy are deeply entwined in Ukraine. Russian President Vladimir Putin has partly framed the war as a battle to protect traditional values, making this the first war in which a global superpower has invaded its neighbour with the explicit goal of rolling back LGBTQ rights. Award-winning photographer and journalist J. Lester Feder shows us The Queer Face of War in this remarkable collection of stunning portraits and moving profiles. AUTHOR: J. Lester Feder is a photographer and musician who tells stories about how global forces shape our everyday lives. Feder's recent work has focused on the experience of LGBTQ people in armed conflict. He was a senior fellow at the global LGBTQ organisation Outright International from 2021 to 2023, where he focused on Afghanistan and Ukraine, and is currently a senior fellow in the Human Rights and Gender Justice Clinic at the City University of New York School of Law. SELLING POINTS: . The Queer Face of War is the first-ever broadly representative visual and oral history of an LGBTQ+ community in war . Combining portraits and oral histories of dozens of LGBTQ+ Ukrainians, this work shows how queer people can be uniquely vulnerable in conflict Award-winning photographer and journalist J. Lester Feder shows us The Queer Face of War in this remarkable collection of stunning portraits and moving profiles, capturing the many ways queer people can be vulnerable in armed conflictand the many ways they feel especially called to fight. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

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Buch. Etat : Neu. Neuware -Bis heute gibt es nur wenige Einblicke in die Kriegserfahrungen queerer Menschen. Das liegt vor allem daran, dass ein Großteil der Kriege der jüngeren Vergangenheit an Orten geführt wurde, an denen es für queere Menschen im Allgemeinen nicht sicher ist, sich zu outen. Daher blieben ihre Geschichten unerzählt. Das vorliegende Buch will das ändern.Mit der russischen Invasion in der Ukraine sind queere Menschen zu einem sichtbaren Teil des Kriegsgeschehens geworden. Während sie sich der Verteidigung ihres Landes anschließen, kämpfen sie weiterhin für ihre gesellschaftlichen Rechte. Die Freiheit queerer Menschen und der Kampf für Demokratie sind in der Ukraine eng miteinander verbunden. Der russische Präsident Wladimir Putin hat den Krieg auch als Kampf zur Verteidigung 'traditioneller Werte' proklamiert. Es ist der erste Krieg, in dem eine globale Supermacht in ein Nachbarland einmarschiert ist, mit dem ausdrücklichen Ziel, LGBTQ-Rechte zurückzudrängen. Der preisgekrönte Fotograf und Journalist J. Lester Feder zeigt uns durch seine berührenden Porträts und aufwühlenden Geschichten das queere Gesicht dieses Krieges. Er fängt die vielen Momente und Situationen ein, in denen queere Menschen in bewaffneten Konflikten besonders verwundbar sind - und jene, in denen sie in besonderem Maße für ihre Rechte einstehen. 144 pp. Englisch. …

Buch. Etat : Neu. Neuware -Bis heute gibt es nur wenige Einblicke in die Kriegserfahrungen queerer Menschen. Das liegt vor allem daran, dass ein Großteil der Kriege der jüngeren Vergangenheit an Orten geführt wurde, an denen es für queere Menschen im Allgemeinen nicht sicher ist, sich zu outen. Daher blieben ihre Geschichten unerzählt. Das vorliegende Buch will das ändern.Mit der russischen Invasion in der Ukraine sind queere Menschen zu einem sichtbaren Teil des Kriegsgeschehens geworden. Während sie sich der Verteidigung ihres Landes anschließen, kämpfen sie weiterhin für ihre gesellschaftlichen Rechte. Die Freiheit queerer Menschen und der Kampf für Demokratie sind in der Ukraine eng miteinander verbunden. Der russische Präsident Wladimir Putin hat den Krieg auch als Kampf zur Verteidigung 'traditioneller Werte' proklamiert. Es ist der erste Krieg, in dem eine globale Supermacht in ein Nachbarland einmarschiert ist, mit dem ausdrücklichen Ziel, LGBTQ-Rechte zurückzudrängen. Der preisgekrönte Fotograf und Journalist J. Lester Feder zeigt uns durch seine berührenden Porträts und aufwühlenden Geschichten das queere Gesicht dieses Krieges. Er fängt die vielen Momente und Situationen ein, in denen queere Menschen in bewaffneten Konflikten besonders verwundbar sind - und jene, in denen sie in besonderem Maße für ihre Rechte einstehen. 144 pp. Englisch. …

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Buch. Etat : Neu. Neuware -Award-winning photographer and journalist J. Lester Feder shows us The Queer Face of War in this remarkable collection of stunning portraits and moving profiles, capturing the many ways queer people can be vulnerable in armed conflictand the many ways they feel especially called to fight.Queer people's experiences of war have largely been invisible. Portraits like the ones in this book are rare because most recent wars have been fought in places where it is generally unsafe for queer people to come out. But Russia's invasion of Ukraine is different: Queer people have become a visible part of the war effort, continuing to fight for their rights as they join the fight for their country. Queer freedom and the fight for democracy are deeply entwined in Ukraine. Russian President Vladimir Putin has partly framed the war as a battle to protect "traditional values," making this the first war in which a global superpower has invaded its neighbor with the explicit goal of rolling back LGBTQ rights. Award-winning photographer and journalist J. Lester Feder shows us The Queer Face of War in this remarkable collection of stunning portraits and moving profiles.…

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Buch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - Queer people's experiences of war have largely been invisible. Portraits like the ones in this book are rare because most recent wars have been fought in places where it is generally unsafe for queer people to come out. But Russia's invasion of Ukraine is different: queer people have become a visible part of the war effort, continuing to fight for their rights as they join the fight for their country. Queer freedom and the fight for democracy are deeply entwined in Ukraine. Russian President Vladimir Putin has partly framed the war as a battle to protect 'traditional values,' making this the first war in which a global superpower has invaded its neighbor with the explicit goal of rolling back LGBTQ rights.Award-winning photographer and journalist J. Lester Feder shows us The Queer Face of War in this remarkable collection of stunning portraits and moving profiles, capturing the many ways queer people can be vulnerable in armed conflict-and the many ways they feel especially called to fight.; Bis heute gibt es nur wenige Einblicke in die Kriegserfahrungen queerer Menschen. Das liegt vor allem daran, dass ein Großteil der Kriege der jüngeren Vergangenheit an Orten geführt wurde, an denen es für queere Menschen im Allgemeinen nicht sicher ist, sich zu outen. Daher blieben ihre Geschichten unerzählt. Das vorliegende Buch will das ändern.Mit der russischen Invasion in der Ukraine sind queere Menschen zu einem sichtbaren Teil des Kriegsgeschehens geworden. Während sie sich der Verteidigung ihres Landes anschließen, kämpfen sie weiterhin für ihre gesellschaftlichen Rechte. Die Freiheit queerer Menschen und der Kampf für Demokratie sind in der Ukraine eng miteinander verbunden. Der russische Präsident Wladimir Putin hat den Krieg auch als Kampf zur Verteidigung 'traditioneller Werte' proklamiert. Es ist der erste Krieg, in dem eine globale Supermacht in ein Nachbarland einmarschiert ist, mit dem ausdrücklichen Ziel, LGBTQ-Rechte zurückzudrängen. Der preisgekrönte Fotograf und Journalist J. Lester Feder zeigt uns durch seine berührenden Porträts und aufwühlenden Geschichten das queere Gesicht dieses Krieges. Er fängt die vielen Momente und Situationen ein, in denen queere Menschen in bewaffneten Konflikten besonders verwundbar sind - und jene, in denen sie in besonderem Maße für ihre Rechte einstehen.…

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Hardback. Etat : New. Queer people's experiences of war have largely been invisible. Portraits like the ones in this book are rare because most recent wars have been fought in places where it is generally unsafe for queer people to come out. But Russia's invasion of Ukraine is different: Queer people have become a visible part of the war effort, continuing to fight for their rights as they join the fight for their country. Queer freedom and the fight for democracy are deeply entwined in Ukraine. Russian President Vladimir Putin has partly framed the war as a battle to protect "traditional values," making this the first war in which a global superpower has invaded its neighbour with the explicit goal of rolling back LGBTQ rights. Award-winning photographer and journalist J. Lester Feder shows us The Queer Face of War in this remarkable collection of stunning portraits and moving profiles.…

Buch. Etat : Neu. Neuware -Bis heute gibt es nur wenige Einblicke in die Kriegserfahrungen queerer Menschen. Das liegt vor allem daran, dass ein Großteil der Kriege der jüngeren Vergangenheit an Orten geführt wurde, an denen es für queere Menschen im Allgemeinen nicht sicher ist, sich zu outen. Daher blieben ihre Geschichten unerzählt. Das vorliegende Buch will das ändern.Mit der russischen Invasion in der Ukraine sind queere Menschen zu einem sichtbaren Teil des Kriegsgeschehens geworden. Während sie sich der Verteidigung ihres Landes anschließen, kämpfen sie weiterhin für ihre gesellschaftlichen Rechte. Die Freiheit queerer Menschen und der Kampf für Demokratie sind in der Ukraine eng miteinander verbunden. Der russische Präsident Wladimir Putin hat den Krieg auch als Kampf zur Verteidigung 'traditioneller Werte' proklamiert. Es ist der erste Krieg, in dem eine globale Supermacht in ein Nachbarland einmarschiert ist, mit dem ausdrücklichen Ziel, LGBTQ-Rechte zurückzudrängen.Der preisgekrönte Fotograf und Journalist J. Lester Feder zeigt uns durch seine berührenden Porträts und aufwühlenden Geschichten das queere Gesicht dieses Krieges. Er fängt die vielen Momente und Situationen ein, in denen queere Menschen in bewaffneten Konflikten besonders verwundbar sind - und jene, in denen sie in besonderem Maße für ihre Rechte einstehen.Verlag Kettler, Hoher Wall 34, 44137 Dortmund 144 pp. Englisch. …

Hardcover. Etat : new. Hardcover. Queer people's experiences of war have largely been invisible. Portraits like the ones in this book are rare because most recent wars have been fought in places where it is generally unsafe for queer people to come out. But Russia's invasion of Ukraine is different: Queer people have become a visible part of the war effort, continuing to fight for their rights as they join the fight for their country. Queer freedom and the fight for democracy are deeply entwined in Ukraine. Russian President Vladimir Putin has partly framed the war as a battle to protect traditional values, making this the first war in which a global superpower has invaded its neighbour with the explicit goal of rolling back LGBTQ rights. Award-winning photographer and journalist J. Lester Feder shows us The Queer Face of War in this remarkable collection of stunning portraits and moving profiles. AUTHOR: J. Lester Feder is a photographer and musician who tells stories about how global forces shape our everyday lives. Feder's recent work has focused on the experience of LGBTQ people in armed conflict. He was a senior fellow at the global LGBTQ organisation Outright International from 2021 to 2023, where he focused on Afghanistan and Ukraine, and is currently a senior fellow in the Human Rights and Gender Justice Clinic at the City University of New York School of Law. SELLING POINTS: . The Queer Face of War is the first-ever broadly representative visual and oral history of an LGBTQ+ community in war . Combining portraits and oral histories of dozens of LGBTQ+ Ukrainians, this work shows how queer people can be uniquely vulnerable in conflict Award-winning photographer and journalist J. Lester Feder shows us The Queer Face of War in this remarkable collection of stunning portraits and moving profiles, capturing the many ways queer people can be vulnerable in armed conflictand the many ways they feel especially called to fight. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. …