 Like Continental feminism, queer theory and queer of color critique continue the longstanding feminist tradition of sending texts and ideas in directions they were perhaps never intended to travel. Recent trajectories at the crossroads of Continental feminism and queer studies include attention to neoliberal capitalism (Winnubst 2015; McWhorter 2012), sex and gender in ancient Greek metaphysics (Bianchi 2014); critical disability theory (Puar 2017; K. Hall 2014; Yergeau 2018; and Gallop 2019), Latina feminism and existential phenomenology (Ortega 2016), affect and temporality (Ahmed 2019; Amin 2017; Freeman 2019), and materialism and concepts of agency (Chen 2012). As explored in the next section, another important interlocutor with both Continental feminism and queer theory is transgender studies.