Boldly researching, teaching, and celebrating Black experiences in South Carolina and around the world since 1971 at @UofSC.
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ALT A graphic that includes a photo of a Black woman wearing a gray sweater with her hair pulled back with a headband. She is photographed in an outside environment with greenery in the background. The cover of her book is superimposed beside her in the graphic.
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ALT Graphic with white background and garnet text boxes. Left side of graphic says “2022 Adrenée Glover Freeman lecture in African American Women’s Studies. Belonging, bell, and Black feminism. Dr. Aisha Durham, Professor of Communication University of South Florida. UofSC Women’s and Gender Studies logo in bottom left. Right side of graphic features headshot of Dr. Durham above text “Monday, October 17, 6-8PM. Campus Room, first floor of Capstone Building.
ALT Graphic of Alyssa Collins with pink background and black and white text. Reads: AFAM 308/WGST308. Black Feminist Theory with Dr. Alyssa Collins. The legacy of Black feminism, both as political praxis and way of thinking, offers us many methods of approaching and imaging society and the world at large. This course will introduce you to several discussions within the field of black feminism, as well as many texts written through its lens and influence. In our investigation we will repeatedly consider arguments for the liberation of black women; how thinkers have theorized voice, power, violence, embodiment, and community; and what black feminism has to say about human relations to systems, technology and the environment. Potential authors include: Saidiya Hartman, Toni Morrison, The Combahee River Collective, Kimberlee Crenshaw, Sylvia Wynter, NK Jemisin, Angela Davis, and Octavia E. Butler. Spring 2023. TR 04:25 pm-05:40 pm. For more information, contact Dr. Collins [email protected]
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ALT On the left, image of Joy DeGruy in glasses and purple shirt. On the right, text announces "Understanding Post Traumatic Slave Syndrome with Dr. Joy DeGruy, Saturday, Sept. 17, 9am-1pm, Register via Eventbrite."
