STEPHANIE HSU is an associate professor and chair of the English department at Pace University in New York. Recipient of the 2020 Community Catalyst Award from the National Queer Asian/Pacific Islander Alliance, they are also an editorial collective member for the Q+Public book series.  KA-MAN TSE is an artist and educator whose awards include the Aaron Siskind Fellowship, Robert Giard Fellowship, and the Aperture Portfolio Prize. Tse is the author of the monograph narrow distances, and their work is in collections at the San Francisco Museum of Art, Harvard Art Museum, and Library of Congress.

"My Race is My Gender is a provocation and an invitation to consider how nonbinary life and thought could be put into the service of antiracist theory and organizing. Obliterating the binary between literature and criticism, this collection works across multiple genres, genealogies, geographies, scenes, forms, and fields of inquiry to make evident the ways nonbinarity can disarticulate, decipher, and decolonize the dominant ideology and infrastructure of racialized gender. A critical intervention and a pleasure to read and think with!" - C. Riley Snorton (author of Black on Both Sides: A Racial History of Trans Identity) "This is a fascinating, timely, and important book. It foregrounds the often-invisible lives of nonbinary and transmasculine people of colour, contributing in an innovative way to decolonising, anti-racist, intersectional, and queer knowledge, politics, and culture." - Surya Monro (author of Bisexuality: Identities, Politics, and Theories)

• Series ForewordE. G. Crichton Introduction: Your Race Is Your GenderStephanie Hsu and Ka-Man Tse 1. Outside In: Scattered at the Edge, Part OneAri Solomon 2. What Flows through MeIgnacio G HutÍa Xeiti Rivera 3. Jonas and the FlowersJonas St. Juste 4. What Is a Pussy Anyway?S. L. Clark 5. Outside In: Scattered at the Edge, Part TwoAri Solomon Epilogue: Androgyny and Other Forms of Nonbinary RaceStephanie Hsu Notes on Contributors

STEPHANIE HSU is an associate professor and chair of the English department at Pace University in New York. Recipient of the 2020 Community Catalyst Award from the National Queer Asian/Pacific Islander Alliance, they are also an editorial collective member for the Q+Public book series.  KA-MAN TSE is an artist and educator whose awards include the Aaron Siskind Fellowship, Robert Giard Fellowship, and the Aperture Portfolio Prize. Tse is the author of the monograph narrow distances, and their work is in collections at the San Francisco Museum of Art, Harvard Art Museum, and Library of Congress.

"My Race is My Gender is a provocation and an invitation to consider how nonbinary life and thought could be put into the service of antiracist theory and organizing. Obliterating the binary between literature and criticism, this collection works across multiple genres, genealogies, geographies, scenes, forms, and fields of inquiry to make evident the ways nonbinarity can disarticulate, decipher, and decolonize the dominant ideology and infrastructure of racialized gender. A critical intervention and a pleasure to read and think with!" - C. Riley Snorton (author of Black on Both Sides: A Racial History of Trans Identity) "This is a fascinating, timely, and important book. It foregrounds the often-invisible lives of nonbinary and transmasculine people of colour, contributing in an innovative way to decolonising, anti-racist, intersectional, and queer knowledge, politics, and culture." - Surya Monro (author of Bisexuality: Identities, Politics, and Theories)

• Series ForewordE. G. Crichton Introduction: Your Race Is Your GenderStephanie Hsu and Ka-Man Tse 1. Outside In: Scattered at the Edge, Part OneAri Solomon 2. What Flows through MeIgnacio G HutÍa Xeiti Rivera 3. Jonas and the FlowersJonas St. Juste 4. What Is a Pussy Anyway?S. L. Clark 5. Outside In: Scattered at the Edge, Part TwoAri Solomon Epilogue: Androgyny and Other Forms of Nonbinary RaceStephanie Hsu Notes on Contributors

STEPHANIE HSU is an associate professor and chair of the English department at Pace University in New York. Recipient of the 2020 Community Catalyst Award from the National Queer Asian/Pacific Islander Alliance, they are also an editorial collective member for the Q+Public book series.  KA-MAN TSE is an artist and educator whose awards include the Aaron Siskind Fellowship, Robert Giard Fellowship, and the Aperture Portfolio Prize. Tse is the author of the monograph narrow distances, and their work is in collections at the San Francisco Museum of Art, Harvard Art Museum, and Library of Congress.

"My Race is My Gender is a provocation and an invitation to consider how nonbinary life and thought could be put into the service of antiracist theory and organizing. Obliterating the binary between literature and criticism, this collection works across multiple genres, genealogies, geographies, scenes, forms, and fields of inquiry to make evident the ways nonbinarity can disarticulate, decipher, and decolonize the dominant ideology and infrastructure of racialized gender. A critical intervention and a pleasure to read and think with!" - C. Riley Snorton (author of Black on Both Sides: A Racial History of Trans Identity) "This is a fascinating, timely, and important book. It foregrounds the often-invisible lives of nonbinary and transmasculine people of colour, contributing in an innovative way to decolonising, anti-racist, intersectional, and queer knowledge, politics, and culture." - Surya Monro (author of Bisexuality: Identities, Politics, and Theories)

• Series ForewordE. G. Crichton Introduction: Your Race Is Your GenderStephanie Hsu and Ka-Man Tse 1. Outside In: Scattered at the Edge, Part OneAri Solomon 2. What Flows through MeIgnacio G HutÍa Xeiti Rivera 3. Jonas and the FlowersJonas St. Juste 4. What Is a Pussy Anyway?S. L. Clark 5. Outside In: Scattered at the Edge, Part TwoAri Solomon Epilogue: Androgyny and Other Forms of Nonbinary RaceStephanie Hsu Notes on Contributors