Ben Levon (2014) – Gay and Working Class?

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What is Levon’s main argument?

There is no single “gay voice”—identity is performed variably depending on context.

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How does class influence language use?

Working-class gay men may reject camp features to align with hegemonic masculinity.

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Which theory links to this study?

identity is something you do, not something you are.

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What stereotype does Levon challenge?

The idea that all gay men use feminised or flamboyant speech.

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Evaluation point?

Highlights intersectionality—identity is shaped by multiple factors (class + sexuality).