We are Everywhere, uses primary sources to construct a record of the issues, struggles and challenges surrounding gay politics.

The last five years have witnessed the birth of a vibrant new group of young scholars who are writing about queer law, politics, and policy - topics which now garner the attention of political theorists of all stripes. Playing with Fire opens the intersection of lesbian and gay studies and political theory to a wide audience, covering a wide range of issues, including: the theory of queer identities; the contrasts among ethnic, racial, and sexual identities and communitarians and the meaning of equal citizenship.
Contributors include: Judith Butler, Morris Kaplan and Stacey Young.

The last five years have witnessed the birth of a vibrant new group of young scholars who are writing about queer law, politics, and policy--topics which are no longer treated as of interest only to lesbians and gay men, but which now garner the attention of political theorists of all stripes. "Playing With Fire"--the first scholarly collection on queer politics by US political theorists--opens the intersection of lesbian and gay studies and political theory to a wide audience. It covers a wide range of issues, including: the theory of queer identities; the contrasts among ethnic, racial, and sexual identities; the debate between liberals and communitarians; the right to privacy; and the meaning of equal citizenship.
Contributors: Gordon Babst, Lisa Bower, Cynthia Burack, Judith Butler, Paisley Currah, Morris Kaplan, Gary Lehring, Shane Phelan, Anne Marie Smith, Angelia Wilson, and Stacey Young.