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Grupo OREMI: Black Lesbians and the Struggle for Safe Social Space in Havana

机译：Grupo OREMI：黑人女同性恋者与哈瓦那争取安全社交空间的斗争

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Since 2003, mainstream American newspapers such as the New York Times and the Los Angeles Times have published featured pieces with titles such as “The Sexual Revolution in Contemporary Cuba.” The main argument of these pieces is that things have gotten so much better for Cuba's lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) citizens that one simply has to walk through central Havana to see the large numbers of gays, men who have sex with men, and trasvestis (gay men who pass as women). Such public displays of nonheteronormativity may be interpreted as the successful progression of Cuba's state-led “sexual revolution,” in which sexual citizenship has been expanded to include Cuba's sexual minorities. Drawing on ethnographic, archival, and interview data collected between 1998 and 2006, this essay analyzes the social activism undertaken by the Havana-based, lesbian-run organization called OREMI, whose key founding members are women of African descent. It asks why the Cuban state has been unable to include all female-born citizens in Cuba's sexual revolution, instead allowing lesbians to live in a particularly intense form of social isolation.
机译：自2003年以来，美国主流报纸（例如《纽约时报》和《洛杉矶时报》）发表了一些特色文章，例如“当代古巴的性革命”。这些作品的主要论点是，对于古巴的女同性恋，男同性恋，双性恋和变性者（LGBT）公民而言，情况已经变得好得多，以至于人们只需要步行经过哈瓦那中部就可以看到大量同性恋者，男人和trasvestis（作为女人通过的同性恋男人）。这种非异质性的公开展示可以解释为古巴国家主导的“性革命”的成功发展，其中性公民身份已扩大到包括古巴的性少数群体。本文利用1998年至2006年收集的人种学，档案和访谈数据，分析了总部位于哈瓦那的由女同性恋经营的组织OREMI所进行的社会活动主义，该组织的主要创始成员是非洲裔妇女。它询问为什么古巴国家不能将所有女性出生的公民包括在古巴的性革命中，而是允许女同性恋者以特别强烈的社会隔离形式生活。

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