Belinda Wallace and Kadeshia Matthews share panel on Gender, Race, and Feminist Strategies in Africana Literature

Gender, Race, and Feminist Strategies in Africana Literature

Wednesday, October 17th,
2:00-4:00 p.m. in SUB Santa Ana A & B

A panel featuring
Natasha Howard, "Reinventing Blackness in the White Imagination: Examining Race/Gender Narratives in Popular Culture"

Belinda Wallace, "Unconventional Epistemologies: Post-colonial Femininities and Caribbean Culture"

Kadeshia Matthews, "Engendering African-American Identity: Violence and What Can't Be Said"

This event is co-sponsored by the Dean of Arts & Sciences, the Southwest Hispanic Research Institute, Chicana/ Hispano/ Mexicano Studies, the Center for the Southwest, the Department of History, the American Studies Department, and the Africana Studies Department.