For this issue of Kohl, we are looking for papers that understand queer theory as part of our histories, collective memory, and feminist futures. We are interested in challenging the boundaries of where theory originates from, and disrupting the notion that our queer knowledges are consumable rather than creative and productive. 

Pour ce numéro commun de Kohl et DAWN, For this special issue of Kohl and DAWN, nous nous intéressons particulièrement aux travaux qui traitent de la justice pour les personnes handicapé.e.s comme indissociables des luttes pour la justice sociale, et qui cherchent à trouver des liens entre les mouvements sur la sexualité et ceux de la justice pour les personnes handicapé.e.s (ou ce qu’on appelle en anglais Disability Justice).

Multiple terminologies were recently introduced into Arabic to convey feminist theories. As a result, the dilemmas around maintaining and conveying gendered issues in Arabic were not solely grammatical. They were also and especially concerned with these terminologies’ compatibility with, and efficiency in conveying, gendered issues in modern theories in Arabic as well as the multitudes of dialects spoken in the region.