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Showing 1 to 12 of 12 for “"Women of Color Feminism"”.
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Crazy tubby girl/mad fat transman: troubling and reclaiming schizophrenia through women of color feminism and madness studies
… demonstrates a complex, yet incomplete picture of schizophrenia as an illness mediated by and through racist ableist (trans)misogynistic queerphobic capitalist heteropatriarchy. It describes the beginnings of schizophrenia as genetically inherited, yet entirely socially mediated process where …
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Relevant Activism: Contexts, Challenges, and Possibilities for Asian American Students
"Using case study, women of color feminism, and autoethnography, this research project investigates how twelve undergraduate and graduate Asian American student activists at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign experienced racialization; negotiated the expectations of external campus …
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Digital Archives as Relationship-Building: Reflections on Worldmaking in Community-Based Latin American and Caribbean Diasporic Memory Work in Southern California
… memory projects as an active member and founder of ImaginX en Movimiento (IXeM) Memory Collective and draw on women of color feminism, Indigenous perspectives, and anti-colonial/decolonial theories that reflect the embodiment of memory to offer an alternative methodological tool for regenerating …
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The Politics of Care: Historical Retrieval in Vietnamese American Cultural Production
… I argue that care is a significant method of historical retrieval that resists dominant understandings of time, gender, and political action. Vietnamese refugees have often been portrayed as a problem to be solved or objects to prop up liberal narratives. Dominant American history operates …
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From the Movement to the Post -Movement: Rethinking Anti-Hegemonic Discourses in Chicana Feminist Thought
… shift between the consciousness movement period of the 1960s and 70s and the post-Movement period by drawing upon the historic and literary roots of Chicana writing and examining the way in which early texts have entered into the contemporary constructions of chicana/latina ethnicity, race, …
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WoCA projects, building communities through exhibitioning: Curating and spaces for women artists of color
… the researcher examines the implications of and strategies for curating exhibitions that feature the works of women of color (WoC) artists. In this study the researcher explores the ways in which viewers interpret exhibitions by the non-profit arts organization, WoCA Projects, an …
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Becoming identities: The philosophical subject, intersectionality, and assemblage
… honors and engages the intellectual genealogies of women of color feminism and queer disability studies to challenge Continental philosophy’s concession to the binary of identity versus difference. I begin by examining what I call the “subject-as-subject-matter” of philosophy, exposing its …
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Sacred sites: the social-spiritual and feminist practice of contemporary Latina/o narrative
… The Social-Spiritual and Feminist Practice of Contemporary Latina/o Narrative” identifies and reads an archive of established and emerging genres of Latina/o narrative—Chicano/a movement and women of color feminist print culture, “multicultural” women’s writing, young adult and science …
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Navigating the (Im)Perfect Performances of Queer Iranian-American Identity
… account for the intersectional ways people of color navigate their multiple identities within contesting cultural systems, creates an unfinished portrait of queer identity. For queer people of color, negotiating queer identity is always in relation to their nationality, race-ethnicity, …
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Haunted belongings: testimonios of body and home as autoethnography
… placement). I argue that the sense of belongings is produced through unsettled ties between materiality and spatiality. To elucidate the unfixed relationship between material and spatial, I forefront two major signifiers of belonging for many people: the body and the home. For …
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Las curanderas de la herida abierta: how online communities of women of color are challenging coloniality
<p>Using Facebook and Instagram pages, women of color create virtual communities for epistemological transformations and community healing. In this thesis, I show that online communities of women of color constitute a decolonial feminist virtual space that serves as a site of knowledge production. …
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Critical Narrative of Multiracial Women's Personal Journey: Negotiating the Intersectionallity of Race and Gender Issues in a Monoracial Paradigm
The aim of this study was to examine how three women of color, mothers of Multiracial children, experience gender and racial identity issues in the context of United States; explore their choice of racial indicator for their children and the impact that raising multiracial children would have on …