Black Feminist Vision: A Symposium on Possibility and Practice
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Los Angeles, CA, United States
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Ruha Benjamin The Emperor’s New Genes: Science, Race, Justice, and the Allure of Objectivity
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Aurora Levins-Morales Justice is Our Medicine: Ecology, Disability, and Health
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Insurgency at the Crossroads: A Book Talk by Aisha Finch
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Academic Freedom at Risk: Turkey, the Middle East and Beyond One-Day Conference
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Unveiling the Veiled in Marjane Satrapi’s Two-Volume Graphic Memoir Persepolis and Rajaa Alsanea’s Girls of Riyadh: a Revolutionary Perspective
THE DEPARTMENT OF GENDER STUDIES PRESENTSUnveiling the Veiled in Marjane Satrapi's Two-Volume Graphic Memoir Persepolis and Rajaa Alsanea's Girls of Riyadh: a Revolutionary Perspective Dr. Engy Ashour TorkyAssistant Professor of English Literature, Sadat Academy of Management Sciences, EgyptFulbright Visiting Scholar, UC BerkeleyTuesday, February 7th, 2017 3-4:30 pm2125 Rolfe Hall This talk will unveil and highlight the different […]
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Joshua Javier Guzmán: Latinidad and Form
The Departments of Gender Studies and English present Joshua Javier GuzmánAssistant Professor, Department of English, University of Colorado, Boulder Latinidad and Form Wednesday, February 15th2:30-4:00pmCharles E. Young Research Library, Presentation Room 11348 The late Cuban-born American artist Felix Gonzalez-Torres is most noted for his minimal and conceptual installation pieces responding, however subtly, to the AIDS crisis. His work withheld normative visual […]
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Juliann Anesi, Reframing Tautua: Disabled Women, Service, and Education in Samoa
The Department of Gender Studies presents Juliann AnesiUC President’s Postdoctoral Fellow, UC Berkeley, Gender and Women’s Studies Department Reframing Tautua: Disabled Women, Service, and Education in Samoa Monday, March 6th2:30-4:00pm2125 Rolfe Hall In the 1970s, allies, educators, parents and women with disabilities established Aoga Fiamalamalama and Loto Taumafai, two schools for students with intellectual and physical disabilities in the […]
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Ju Hui Judy Han, Queering Geopolitics: The Unruly Spaces of Homophobia in South Korea
Los Angeles, CA, United StatesQueering Geopolitics: The Unruly Spaces of Homophobia in South KoreaJu Hui Judy HanAssistant Professor, Department of Geography and PlanningUniversity of Toronto Monday, March 13thCharles E. Young Research Library, Presentation Room3:00pm-4:30pm Whether referred to as “LGBTI” in coalitional terms of identity politics or as “sexual minority” to emphasize relations of power and marginalization, queer formations in contemporary South Korea urge expression of non-normative gender and […]