Black Feminist 3. and Studies.” **Azuma, “Race, Citizenship, the Science of The Politics of Racial Identity “Chick Sexing: Among Japanese Americans.” WK9 November 9 1. Belonging: and Kitossa, “Criticism, Reconstruction 2. **Pilosoff, Feminist “The Historiography.” Unbearable Whiteness of Being: Land, Race, and Belonging in 3 the Memoirs of White Ang, a Feminist Zimbabweans.”.” I’m Women and Postnational 4. but…” Other’ Feminism.” **Murphy, Emergence of a Black France, 1985-2015.” “The WK10 November 16 Representation: 1. and the **Wood, “Lynching Photography 2. **Hong Visual Reproduction of White Songh, Supremacy.” Minority Orientalism and the Borderlands of “Minor Character, 3. **Lesley, Asian and Race American” “Disability, Giftedness in Cynthia Voigt’s Tillerman Novels.” WK11 November 23 1. **Razack Privilege: and Fellows, Race to Innocence: “The Confronting Hierarchical Relations among 2. Women.” **Staurowsky, all Indian: Exploring White “You Know, We’re Power and Privilege in Reaction to the NCCA Native American 3. **Lamble, Necropolitics and the Mascot Policy.” “Queer Expanding Carceral State: Interrogating Sexual Investments in Punishment.” WK12 November 30 Anti-Racist/Feminist Politics: 1. you **Srivastava, “Are Calling Me A Racist? The Moral and Emotional Regulation of 2. ** Anti-racism and Lawrence and Dua, Feminism.” Anti-racism.” 3. **Sexton, Vel of Slavery: “Decolonizing “The Tracking the Figure of the Unsovereign.” WK13 December 7 Postracialism? Postfeminism? 1. or **Powell, “Post-Racialism Targeted and Universalism?”2. **McNay, “Feminism Politics: The Problem of 3. **Smith and Agency.” Narratives: Barack Obama and the Brown, “Beyond Post-Racial (Re) Shaping of Racial Memory in US Schools and Society.”
Black Feminist Studies.” 3. **Azuma, “Race, Citizenship, and the Science of “Chick Sexing: The Politics of Racial Identity Among Japanese Americans.” WK9 November 9 Belonging: 1. Kitossa, “Criticism, Reconstruction and Feminist Historiography.” 2. **Pilosoff, “The Unbearable Whiteness of Being: Land, Race, and Belonging in the Memoirs of White Zimbabweans.”.” 3 Ang, I’m a Feminist but…” Other’ Women and Postnational Feminism.” 4. **Murphy, “The Emergence of a Black France, 1985-2015.” WK10 November 16 Representation: 1. **Wood, “Lynching Photography and the Visual Reproduction of White Supremacy.” 2. **Hong Songh, “Minor Character, Minority Orientalism and the Borderlands of Asian American” 3. **Lesley, “Disability, Giftedness and Race in Cynthia Voigt’s Tillerman Novels.” WK11 November 23 Privilege: 1. **Razack and Fellows, “The Race to Innocence: Confronting Hierarchical Relations among Women.” 2. **Staurowsky, “You Know, We’re all Indian: Exploring White Power and Privilege in Reaction to the NCCA Native American Mascot Policy.” 3. **Lamble, “Queer Necropolitics and the Expanding Carceral State: Interrogating Sexual Investments in Punishment.” WK12 November 30 Anti-Racist/Feminist Politics: 1. **Srivastava, “Are you Calling Me A Racist? The Moral and Emotional Regulation of Anti-racism and Feminism.” 2. ** Lawrence and Dua, “Decolonizing Anti-racism.” 3. **Sexton, “The Vel of Slavery: Tracking the Figure of the Unsovereign.” WK13 December 7 Postracialism? Postfeminism? 1. **Powell, “Post-Racialism or Targeted Universalism?”2. **McNay, “Feminism and Politics: The Problem of Agency.” 3. **Smith and Brown, “Beyond Post-Racial Narratives: Barack Obama and the (Re) Shaping of Racial Memory in US Schools and Society.”