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The Traffic In Men?

The Traffic In Men?

January 11, 2012 · by Robin James · in traffic in women; gayle rubin; feminist; gender; popular music; teen idol; boy band; justin bieber; patriarchy; halberstam; female homosociality; fangirls;

This week, my graduate feminist theory class read Gayle Rubin’s classic article “The Traffic In Women.” We considered whether and how men could be trafficked—i.e., how men might be used as the medium for relations among other men. Rubin argues…

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