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-“Where are you, darling?” -“Here I am, darling!”: Call and Response as LGBTI Resistance Formation Before, During and After the Gezi Park Protests in Turkey

机译：- “你好，亲爱的？” - “我在这里，亲爱的！”：在土耳其格兹公园抗议活动之前，期间和之后形成LGBTI抵抗的呼唤和回应

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This social justice project examines the extent to which the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersexual (LGBTI) movement in Turkey has been affected by its participation in the Gezi Park protests that took place across Turkey in May, 2013. I argue that a dialectic process of organization and interaction took place between the protesters in Gezi, which I name call and response. This process opened up the possibilities for unexpected insights and changes in the LGBTI movement’s strategies and dynamics. I draw on intersectional feminist theory to discuss the dynamics of the movement before, during, and after the protests, and I use textual materials such as news, magazine articles and interviews to examine the shifting views of different groups on LGBTI issues and the LGBTI community’s reflections on Gezi’s impact on the movement. My research is structured around in-depth, semi-structured interviews with five LGBTI Gezi protesters in Istanbul. My aim was to investigate how the LGBTI community is interpreting the influence of its 20 years of history on its Gezi experience and formulating new ways to seize upon the possibilities Gezi has opened up for the movement. I also explore key moments in the protests through five photos that highlight the significance of the LGBTI community’s presence in those events. I draw upon my own experiences and observations both as an insider - as a member of the LGBTI community in Turkey, and as an outsider, a researcher currently residing in Canada - in order to complicate my findings. For the purpose of historicizing my results and drawing parallels and comparisons between similar movements, I juxtapose Gezi to the gay liberation movements in the U.S. and in South Africa. It is my hope that this study will open up new areas of discussion for social justice groups and organizations, and help in forming new possible strategies for the LGBTI movement in Turkey.
机译：这个社会正义项目研究了土耳其的女同性恋，男同性恋，双性恋，变性和双性恋运动（LGBTI）受其参与2013年5月在土耳其各地举行的Gezi Park抗议活动的影响程度。我认为格兹抗议者之间发生了组织和互动的辩证过程，我称之为呼唤和回应。这个过程为LGBTI运动的策略和动力提供了意想不到的见解和变化的可能性。我使用交叉女权主义理论来讨论抗议运动前后的运动动态，并使用新闻，杂志文章和访谈等文字材料来考察不同群体对LGBTI问题和LGBTI社区的转变看法。关于格仔对运动的影响的思考。我的研究是基于对伊斯坦布尔的5名LGBTI Gezi抗议者的深入，半结构化访谈而进行的。我的目的是调查LGBTI社区如何解释其20年历史对其Gezi经历的影响，并制定新的方法来抓住Gezi为运动所带来的可能性。我还通过五张照片探讨了抗议活动中的关键时刻，这些照片突出了LGBTI社区在这些事件中的存在的重要性。作为内部人员-土耳其LGBTI社区的成员，以及作为外部人员-目前居住在加拿大的研究人员，我都借鉴自己的经验和观察，以使我的发现复杂化。为了使我的研究结果具有历史意义，并在类似运动之间进行比较和比较，我将格兹与美国和南非的同性恋解放运动并列在一起。我希望这项研究将为社会正义团体和组织开辟新的讨论领域，并有助于为土耳其的LGBTI运动形成新的可能策略。

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    Sarioglu Ezgi;

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