“I wished I had a scythe”; or, Questions of Inheritance, Relation, and Haunting in Jamaica Kincaid’s Lucy
by Ren Ellis Neyra, Wesleyan University on 2/02/22
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(White) Civilization and the Antinomies of the Will
by Kerwin Kaye, Wesleyan University on 12/06/21
Sex as a Pedagogical Failure
by Amia Srinivasan • All Souls College, Oxford University on 11/29/21
Decolonial Strategies of Resistance to the Fabrication of Consent
By Françoise Vergès, Fondation Maison des Sciences de l’homme 11/15/21
Sites of Subjection: Black Women and the Crusade Against the One-Room Log Cabin
By Kaisha Esty, Wesleyan University 11/8/21
Right-Wing Populism and the Claims of Authenticity
By Nina Hagel, Wesleyan University 11/1/21
How She Begot The Violence: Making Violence Against Black Women Ordinary
By Emily Owens, Brown University 10/18/21
War, Queer Histories, and Consent
by Rana Marie Jaleel, University of California, Davis 10/11/21
Hawaiian Decolonization and the Enduring Question of Feminism
By Kehaulani Kauanui, Wesleyan University 10/4/21
Slavery, Violence, and Unbound Sexual Violability
By Patrice Douglass, University of California, Berkeley 9/27/21