Ke Kulana He Mahu: Remembering a Sense of Place film screening

KE KULANA HE MAHU: REMEMBERING A SENSE OF PLACE a film screening and discussion with producer Connie Florez April 5, Tuesday 6 to 9 pm a film by Brent Anbe and Kathryn Xian 67 minutes, 2001, USA For more film information, please visit http://www.zangpictures.net/Projects/KeKulanaHeMahu.html This documentary examines how colonialism has profoundly shifted attitudes toward gender …

New Majorities, Shifting Priorities: difference & demographics in the 21st century

NEW MAJORITIES, SHIFTING PRIORITIES difference and demographics in the 21st century university March 4, Friday all day for more information and schedule, please visit http://www.csw.ucla.edu/events/new-majorities-shifting-priorities participants include Laura Briggs, Lisa Duggan, Rod Ferguson, Inderpal Grewal, Laura Kang, Kathleen McHugh, Angela Riley, Sarita See, Jenny Sharpe, Sandra Soto, and Kathryn Bond Stockton University of California, Los …

Reading Lawrence King, Re-reading Rodney King: lecture by Gayle M. Salamon

READING LAWRENCE KING, RE-READING RODNEY KING a lecture by Gayle M. Salamon February 9, Wednesday 6:30 to 8 pm Gayle M. Salamon, English, Princeton This talk focuses on Lawrence King, the gender transgressive and gay 15-year-old who was shot to death by a classmate in his Oxnard, California middle school in 2008. Professor Salamon will …

Coming Out or Inviting In?: Reframing Disclosure Paradigms: lunch talk

COMING OUT OR INVITING IN?: REFRAMING DISCLOSURE PARADIGMS a Brown Bag Lunch Talk with Darnell L. Moore February 7, Monday 12:30 to 1:45 pm Darnell L. Moore, CSGS Visiting Scholar Click here for a PDF transcript of the talk. Does “coming out of the closet” properly function as the most useful way to name one’s …

The Audre Lorde/Essex Hemphill Memorial Lecture: HORTENSE SPILLERS

November 4th, Wednesday 7:00 PM The Skylight Room (9100) The Graduate Center, CUNY 365 Fifth Avenue between 34th & 35th Streets Sponsored by the Africana Studies Concentration and co-sponsored by IRADAC, The Center for the Study of Women and Society, and the PhD Program in English Inaugurated by Hortense Spillers, the Lorde/Hemphill lecture commemorates the …