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DESCRIPTION:Duke University's Department of Gender\, Sexuality\, and Femin
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 ect with current undergraduate and graduate students and get a first-hand
  account of our academic programs\, and explore the historic East Duke Pa
 rlors \n\nYou *don't* have to be interested in pursuing a major/minor/cer
 tificate program with us to attend!\n\nPlease RSVP via the "More informat
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CATEGORIES:Asia focus
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CATEGORIES:Diversity/Inclusion
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DESCRIPTION:In Sick Work\, Rogers shows the unpaid labor it takes to be re
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 FS)-a disease defined by disproportionate exhaustion after any form of ex
 ertion\, which has no cures or treatments-she reveals how changing format
 ions of labor decide what counts as disability and what does not. Sicknes
 s\, she writes\, is not work's opposite. Rather\, people with ME/CFS are 
 forced to do their own labor of disease advocacy\, or "sick work\," even 
 as their symptoms prevent many from working paid jobs. Examining the ever
 yday lives of people with ME/CFS and their activist movements\, Sick Work
 demands a radical transformation of how work is defined and valued.
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CATEGORIES:Utilities
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DESCRIPTION:Today\, more than 40 Asian American museums operate across the
  United States. In the past 2 years alone\, 3 such museums have opened\, 
 including the AAPI History Museum in Providence\, Rhode Island\; the Muse
 um of Asian Texans in Dallas\, Texas\; and the Filipino American Museum i
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 on is expected to deliver its report to Congress this fall regarding the 
 feasibility of establishing a national museum of Asian American history a
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 eattle and the Chinese Historical Society of America in San Francisco tha
 t date back to the civil rights struggles and immigration reforms of the 
 1960s. Drawing on sources and methods in U.S. cultural history\, Asian Am
 erican studies\, and museum studies\, this talk charts the changing lands
 cape of Asian American museums and explores why and how museums have been
  meaningful forms of community-building and activism for Asian Americans 
 from the 1960s to the present. Understanding these museums as sites of bo
 th cohesion and conflict reveals how they have redefined not only museum 
 practice\, but also the contours of Asian America.
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DESCRIPTION:This talk interrogates how slavery animates the psychic counte
 rs of abortion concerns. From the use of the Civil War as a metaphor for 
 battles over personhood by abortion legal scholars such as Mary Ziegler t
 o the constitutional originalism espoused by Justice Samuel Alito's readi
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  psychic landscape with the rhetorical strategies of abortion battles. To
  trace this emergence\, this talk returns to nineteenth century medical j
 urisprudence to consider how the concept of portio viscerum matris situat
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SUMMARY:On Reproductive Liberty
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CATEGORIES:Social Sciences
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CATEGORIES:Other
CATEGORIES:Utilities
CATEGORIES:Lecture/Talk
CATEGORIES:Book Signing
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DESCRIPTION:Join us for a book talk and Q&A with author Dr. Alexis Shotwel
 l.\n\n"Liberation Is Other People" begins with the truth that many of the
  crises we face-climate collapse\, war\, systemic inequality-are human-ma
 de and therefore humanly transformable. Yet such complex problems cannot 
 be solved by heroic individuals working incredibly hard\, or being person
 ally pure and upstanding. Every attempt to repair exposes how deeply our 
 lives are entangled across histories of power\, privilege\, and vulnerabi
 lity. Rejecting the idea that personal virtue or guilt can solve the worl
 d's problems\, Alexis Shotwell offers a philosophy and practice of collec
 tive freedom through collective struggle. Drawing on thinkers such as Ang
 ela Davis and Ursula K. Le Guin\, she argues that freedom is not the powe
 r to act alone but the capacity to shape the world with others. Through s
 ustained engagement with climate politics\, white settler responsibility\
 , and the reimagining of sexuality and gender\, this book shows how turni
 ng towards complicity and acknowledging that none of us stand outside the
  systems we wish to change can open new possibilities for solidarity and 
 transformation.\n\nRather than a call to purity or perfection\, Liberatio
 n Is Other People is a vision of politics as a shared\, necessarily imper
 fect process of creation. Shotwell builds a compelling case that solidari
 ty can be a source of joy\, inspiration\, and political power. In an age 
 of division and isolation\, Shotwell insists that our greatest possibilit
 y lies not in fixing the world alone but in remaking it-together.\n\nAlex
 is Shotwell's work focuses on complexity\, complicity\, and collective tr
 ansformation. A professor at Carleton University\, on unceded Algonquin l
 and\, she is the co-investigator for the AIDS Activist History Project (a
 idsactivisthistory.ca)\, and the author of Knowing Otherwise: Race\, Gend
 er\, and Implicit Understanding\, Against Purity: Living Ethically in Com
 promised Times\, and Liberation is Other People.
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DTSTAMP:20261014T162941Z
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