Second Skin, white masks: Postcolonial reparation in Star Trek: Deep Space Nine

David K. Seitz is a Visiting Scholar in the Sexuality Studies Program at the Centre for Feminist Research at York University and a Lecturer in Sexual Diversity Studies and Human Geography at the University of Toronto. His work investigates the psychical and spatial dimensions of coalition and intimacy across forms of social difference. He holds a Ph.D. in human geography, women and gender studies, and sexual diversity studies from the University of Toronto. He would like to thank Beyhan Farhadi, Dina Georgis, Mic Carter, Elsie Lewison, Hannah Emple, Daniel Ramirez, Wesley Brunson, Tim McCaskell, Jordan Hale, and a panel on the geographies of Star Trek at the 2016 Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting in San Francisco, as well as two anonymous readers and Peter Redman at Psychoanalysis, Culture & Society, for contributing insights and attention that have inestimably strengthened this article.