References
- Macharia, Keguro. 2019. Frottage: Frictions of Intimacy across the Black Diaspora. New York: New York University Press.
- @keguro_. 2020. “oh, no do the chapter the evil man deserves some attention, even with all his evil but he had a RICH imagination imagine inventing an entire ethnography? just like that? and no one questioned it! And it's still being taught! THE POWER!” Twitter, June 17, 10:09 pm. https://twitter.com/keguro_/status/1273437772288864257.
- @keguro_. 2020. “Honestly, it was so hard to see what he was doing and think with it and claim its value, because I hate him so much. And if I could have written the book without him, I would have. I had to get over him to go where I'm heading to next. Where I hope to head to next.” Twitter, June 18, 5:07 pm. https://twitter.com/keguro_/status/1273724162557820934.
- @DrMaDMo. 2020. “dancehall courses through my veins like no other music (I grew up partying with Jamaicans who were in charlotte), the homophobic culture that has surrounded it reminds me of how I relate to this friction through Keguro’s ‘frottage’.” Twitter, May 23, 9:43 pm https://twitter.com/drmadmo/status/1264371291332718594?s=21.