Come talk about my thesis on privilege, erasure, representation, etc. in queer studies.
Share your ideas, feelings, experiences, questions, thoughts, concerns, baked goods, etc.
i'll start out by explaining my thesis topic and showing some of what i've done so far. for a sneak peak, you can go to one of my thesis blogs, which is: [snip]
then we will spend the rest of the time talking about queer studies as an academic discipline, accessibility of the texts, whitewashing of queerness, and more
it will be a great time for sure
snacks as always
maybe ace credit, maybe not, let me know if you're into that
also, this event is only open to individuals that identify as l,g,b,t,(or)q as my thesis is solely about queer perspectives & experiences
ps please invite your friends!!
Remember that talk on female sexuality I was kicked out of a couple of weeks ago? Well, the girl who ran that is giving a talk on her thesis, and this is the email she sent out.
See that bolded bit?
Clearly somebody has failed to understand the point of her own thesis. Preaching to the choir is rather pointless, so the only reason to write something like that is to spread awareness to other, more privileged groups. Intentionally excluding them kind of defeats the purpose.
If you want to change the culture of privilege, power, and difference (book title), don't exclude the people who need to learn about their own privilege, and definitely don't alienate those people who realise their privilege and are trying to work with you to create equality.
So, who wants to bet I won't be allowed in because asexual doesn't count as queer?
Originally Posted by Musashi
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