Frank Garcia
Biographic Data
| ID | 3892592 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Frank Garcia |
| GIVEN NAMES | Frank |
| FAMILY NAME | Garcia |
| SIGNATURE | GARCÍA F |
| AFFILIATIONS | Columbia University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 4 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Insurance companies’ lack of LGBTQ+ affirmation: Discrimination, distrust, and dissatisfaction among LGBTQ+ people
LGBTQ+ communities continue to face significant healthcare disparities, including stigma and discrimination from health insurers and health insurer workers. Longitudinal dedication to LGBTQ+ education, advocacy, and institutional reform is necessary to dismantle the entrenched discrimination in health insurer environments and create more equitable, supportive environments for all LGBTQ+ people
Pervasive systemic disparities: Medical-related gaslighting, trauma, and distrust among LGBTQ+ people in the United States
Medical-related gaslighting, trauma, and distrust are pervasive systemic disparities among LGBTQ+ people. Addressing these challenges will require ongoing, lifelong motivation, dedication, and commitment for LGBTQ+ education, advocacy, and leadership to dismantle current prejudiced practices and foster more inclusive, supportive, affirming healthcare environments
White Violence and the Pornography of Miscegenation in Disney’s Beauty and the Beast (2017)
Practicing Latinx: Queer theory and the deradicalization of Latinx
Debating #OwnVoices: Racial/Ethnic Authenticity, Controlling Images, and Gang Life in Erika T. Wurth’s You Who Enter Here
This essay analyzes Erika T. Wurth’s Native American gang novel You Who Enter Here (2019) to rethink the #OwnVoices debates. Popularized by the controversy surrounding the 2020 publication of Jennine Cummins’s American Dirt, the digital activist movement #OwnVoices critiqued stereotypical representations of historically marginalized groups in literature. Arguing that “some stories are not yours to tell,” the movement called for writers to share t…
Queer Whiteness, the Chicana/o/x Family, and El Malinche in Quinceañera
Entre Maricones y Locos: Disidentifications, Counterpublics, and Dino Dinco’s Homeboy
In this essay, I examine the documentary Homeboy (2012), which details the lives of gay-identified Latino gang members and their negotiations with lethally homophobic gangs, alongside 1990s gangxploitative films(characterized by their depictions of Latina/o homophobia, hypermasculinity, and violent criminality)and contemporary Latina/o cinema and art that queer the “homeboy” aesthetic. While I argue that Homeboy subscribes to many of the pernicio…
American Cinema's Return to the Borderlands: Migrant Criminalization, Critical Identity Politics, and Nativism in the Trumpian Era
Globalization, Inequality & International Economic Law
International law in general, and international economic law in particular, to the extent that either has focused on the issue of inequality, has done so in terms of inequality between states. Largely overlooked has been the topic of inequality within states and how international law has influenced that reality. From the perspective of international economic law, the inequality issue is closely entwined with the topics of colonialism and post-col…
Pervasive systemic disparities: Medical-related gaslighting, trauma, and distrust among LGBTQ+ people in the United States
Medical-related gaslighting, trauma, and distrust are pervasive systemic disparities among LGBTQ+ people. Addressing these challenges will require ongoing, lifelong motivation, dedication, and commitment for LGBTQ+ education, advocacy, and leadership to dismantle current prejudiced practices and foster more inclusive, supportive, affirming healthcare environments
Globalization, Inequality & International Economic Law
International law in general, and international economic law in particular, to the extent that either has focused on the issue of inequality, has done so in terms of inequality between states. Largely overlooked has been the topic of inequality within states and how international law has influenced that reality. From the perspective of international economic law, the inequality issue is closely entwined with the topics of colonialism and post-col…
Globalization, Inequality & International Economic Law
International law in general, and international economic law in particular, to the extent that either has focused on the issue of inequality, has done so in terms of inequality between states. Largely overlooked has been the topic of inequality within states and how international law has influenced that reality. From the perspective of international economic law, the inequality issue is closely entwined with the topics of colonialism and post-col…
American Cinema's Return to the Borderlands: Migrant Criminalization, Critical Identity Politics, and Nativism in the Trumpian Era
Entre Maricones y Locos: Disidentifications, Counterpublics, and Dino Dinco’s Homeboy
In this essay, I examine the documentary Homeboy (2012), which details the lives of gay-identified Latino gang members and their negotiations with lethally homophobic gangs, alongside 1990s gangxploitative films(characterized by their depictions of Latina/o homophobia, hypermasculinity, and violent criminality)and contemporary Latina/o cinema and art that queer the “homeboy” aesthetic. While I argue that Homeboy subscribes to many of the pernicio…
Queer Whiteness, the Chicana/o/x Family, and El Malinche in Quinceañera
Practicing Latinx: Queer theory and the deradicalization of Latinx
Debating #OwnVoices: Racial/Ethnic Authenticity, Controlling Images, and Gang Life in Erika T. Wurth’s You Who Enter Here
This essay analyzes Erika T. Wurth’s Native American gang novel You Who Enter Here (2019) to rethink the #OwnVoices debates. Popularized by the controversy surrounding the 2020 publication of Jennine Cummins’s American Dirt, the digital activist movement #OwnVoices critiqued stereotypical representations of historically marginalized groups in literature. Arguing that “some stories are not yours to tell,” the movement called for writers to share t…
Insurance companies’ lack of LGBTQ+ affirmation: Discrimination, distrust, and dissatisfaction among LGBTQ+ people
LGBTQ+ communities continue to face significant healthcare disparities, including stigma and discrimination from health insurers and health insurer workers. Longitudinal dedication to LGBTQ+ education, advocacy, and institutional reform is necessary to dismantle the entrenched discrimination in health insurer environments and create more equitable, supportive environments for all LGBTQ+ people
Pervasive systemic disparities: Medical-related gaslighting, trauma, and distrust among LGBTQ+ people in the United States
Medical-related gaslighting, trauma, and distrust are pervasive systemic disparities among LGBTQ+ people. Addressing these challenges will require ongoing, lifelong motivation, dedication, and commitment for LGBTQ+ education, advocacy, and leadership to dismantle current prejudiced practices and foster more inclusive, supportive, affirming healthcare environments
White Violence and the Pornography of Miscegenation in Disney’s Beauty and the Beast (2017)
Sociology (6 works) · Gender Studies (5 works) · Political science (5 works) · Art (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Psychology (4 works) · Aesthetics (3 works) · Art history (3 works) · Gender Studies (3 works) · Humanities (3 works)