2018
DOI: 10.1080/15299716.2017.1373264
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Bisexuality, Slippery Slopes, and Multipartner Marriage

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“…This has partly been the effect of minority, but still noisy, forms of street activism, often in coalition with other collectives. Interestingly, due to the way polyamorists, relationship anarchists, swingers, and other non-monogamous communities challenge that core element of respectability politics which is the couple norm (Klesse, 2018), its irruption in Southern European sexual politics has sometimes been perceived as a threat by institutional LGBT groups (Cardoso, 2014;Santos, 2013). However, due to the fact that non-monogamous activism represents a rather dense intersection of relational counter-cultures, including heterosexual ones, its place in the ranks of transfeminist and queer coalitional politics is also subject to special political scrutiny (Pérez Navarro, 2019).…”
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“…This has partly been the effect of minority, but still noisy, forms of street activism, often in coalition with other collectives. Interestingly, due to the way polyamorists, relationship anarchists, swingers, and other non-monogamous communities challenge that core element of respectability politics which is the couple norm (Klesse, 2018), its irruption in Southern European sexual politics has sometimes been perceived as a threat by institutional LGBT groups (Cardoso, 2014;Santos, 2013). However, due to the fact that non-monogamous activism represents a rather dense intersection of relational counter-cultures, including heterosexual ones, its place in the ranks of transfeminist and queer coalitional politics is also subject to special political scrutiny (Pérez Navarro, 2019).…”
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confidence: 99%