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Classroom Collections on Intersectionality & Black Feminist Rhetorics
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Intro to Gender Studies
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- Social Construction of Gender >
- Queering the Critique >
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Masculinities Studies
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- What is Hegemonic Masculinity and What Is It Doing in Gender Studies?
- Race, Class & Sexuality in Masculinities Studies
- Amanda Jamal- "Lay Your Burden To Rest"
- ABRINA KRASNOV- "Masculinity: A Love Letter"
- RADHI GAFUR- "Role Playing: Hegemonic Masculinity"
- PAIGE SCHMELZ- "What Is Hegemonic Masculinity, You Ask?"
- Decolonizing Feminisms
- Trans-Studies & TransActivism >
- The Hip Hop Feminist Imperative >
- Gender Studies Archive Project
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Time for Gender Studies 101
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Spring Semester in Gender Studies
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- 5) February 15
- 4) February 8
- 3) February 6
- 2) February 1
- 1) January 30
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Fall Semester in Gender Studies
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- 28) December 11
- 27) December 6
- 26) The Final Archive Project
- 26) December 4
- 25) November 29
- 24) November 27
- 23) November 22
- 22) November 20
- 21) November 15
- 20) November 13
- 19) November 8
- 18) November 6
- 17) November 1
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- 8) September 27
- 7) September 25
- 6) September 18
- 5) September 13
- 4) September 11
- 3) September 6
- 2) August 30
- 1) August 28
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Spring Semester in Gender Studies
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- Bridges Called Our Backs
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Black Women's Rhetorics
- Love Letter to the First Students Who Took This Class
- Rhetoric & Black Women: "Giving You Props, Respect & Dignity"
- "While the Water Is Stirring, I Will Step into the Pool": 19th Century Black Women's Activism
- "Can't No Grave Hold My Body Down": The Blueswomen
- "Sick & Tired of Being Sick & Tired": Black Women and the CRM
- "Unbought & Unbossed": Black Congresswomen
- "Write to Keep in Touch with Our Ancestors": Black (Women's) Power
- "While You're Imitating Al Capone, I'll Be Nina Simone": Hip Hop Feminisms
- “My Soul Looks Back in Wonder at How I Got Ovuh”: Spirit, Vision, and New Futures
- Black Feminist Pedagogies
- Tracing the Stream
- Black Women's Equations
- Intersectional Justice
- DFW Writes Phillis Wheatley Peters
- About Carmen Kynard
