1 min readDec 30, 2019
Two reasons: refusing to respond IS a response; the requests often happen in coercive contexts that pose negative repercussions for refusal.
Professor of Gender & Sexuality Studies, Univ. Illinois Springfield
Two reasons: refusing to respond IS a response; the requests often happen in coercive contexts that pose negative repercussions for refusal.
Professor of Gender & Sexuality Studies, Univ. Illinois Springfield