"Queer, Jewish": A Discussion

Pittsburgh in the Round: We limit the rich potentiality of our identities when we adhere to constructs or conceive of the self as static. Whether we render the components of our identity as parallel structures that cannot intersect, or we allow the impediments and preconceptions placed upon us by the outside world to influence or shape the narratives we create for ourselves, we diminish the complexity and unique matrices of our selves when we resolve to be static.