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Symposium welcomes artists, public to explore feminist performance

The history of feminist performance is one of radical storytelling, of showing how the personal is political, and of carving out spaces in which women can feel, in the words of performance artist Holly Hughes, “at last, fully human.”

Acclimate or die: Book examines disease in the British Empire

Historian Suman Seth explores the intersection of disease theory and race in the British Empire.

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SEP 04Uniting Communities Resource Fair and BBQ Come learn about majors/minors in Africana Studies; Latina/o Studies; Asian American Studies; American Indian and Indigenous Studies; Feminist, Gender & Sexuality Studies; and LGBT...

SEP 12FGSS Graduate Welcome Reception

NOV 07Paris is Burning Paris is Burning is the now legendary documentary about drag balls within New York's black and Latino gay communities. The film follows a group of the self-named "children" as they...

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Cover of Black on Both Sides: A Racial History of Trans Identity

Check out Prof. Riley Snorton's new book Black on Both Sides: A Racial History of Trans Identity.

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— James Baldwin

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