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Julia Serano ⎯ Putting the Feminine Back Into Feminism | Trans/gender Awareness Week
Monday, November 8, 2010 - 5:00pm
Monday, November 8, 2010 - 6:30pm
As a feminist, biologist and femme-identified trans woman, Julia has a unique perspective on feminine gender expression. In this talk, she moves beyond questions of “nature vs. nurture,” and challenges the popular tendency in our culture to denigrate and sexualize feminine gender expression. In addition to critiquing both sexist and certain feminist interpretations of femininity, Julia offers new potential directions for femme politics and activism.
*If you are not on the meal plan but would like to attend the dinner, please email transweek@gmail.com to see if there are still seats available.*
Co-sponsored by the Bruce L. Cohen '83 Fund, the Women's Center, Davenport College, Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority, and Pi Beta Phi Sorority.
WLH 309, 100 Wall St. (talk) and Davenport dining hall (dinner*)

