Dr. Juli (Juli) Slattery
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 3 Aug
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Even to ask about the terms they're using or to use that terminology, it's like giving up too much ground.
You know, like I'm not even going to go there.
And I know that is not your perspective or your approach.
And I'd love for you to explain why and sort of what the tension is there.
Yeah, it engages the conversation instead of shutting it down.
And like you said, you get to choose what you agree with in that conversation.
Having the conversation itself doesn't mean that you're complicit in agreeing in everything.
So that's a good distinction.
You mentioned queer theory.
Queer theory is one of the main reasons why we are seeing these emerging categories.
I would say not just of sexuality, but also of gender.
They are combined in some ways.
So that might be a good place to go right now is just define what is that?
What is queer theory?
Most of us have never heard of that and we're a little scared even when we hear that phrase.
So what does that mean and why is that so influential, particularly for the younger generations today?
Yeah, thank you so much for explaining that.
And as you all are listening, you can tell that this is kind of coming off of critical theory as kind of the larger movement that we've seen in discussion over the last four or five years impacting everything, that the social norms need to be questioned, that authorities are not trustworthy, including religion and the structures of religion and the structures of family and
So this is, as you explained that, more of an application of that larger principle to the topic of sexuality and to gender, which I think is really helpful.
So thank you.
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