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On Writing Ethnography ‘At Home’

May 6, 2019May 5, 2019 / The Familiar Strange / 1 Comment

My friends know that I am writing about them, but they do not know how I will do so. They do not know if I will be able to capture the nuances of their gender identities, if I will take their words and actions out of context or expose their secrets, shared after whispers of “this can’t go in your study, okay?”

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