‘This is not who we are’: Gendered bordering practices, ontological insecurity, and lines of continuity under the Trump presidency

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#RIS50: The Review has published many articles in critical feminism lens, but one in particular resonated with @BergmanRosamond: the 2022 piece by @ChrisAgius13 on Trump, ontological security, and borders 👇 https://t.co/DbYB9tZA5M https://t.co/4ume6VdSO1

RT @RISjnl: "The Trump presidency ushered in a heightened sense of ontological insecurity in the US, based on a national self-narrative tha…

RT @RISjnl: "The Trump presidency ushered in a heightened sense of ontological insecurity in the US, based on a national self-narrative tha…

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