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While Indigenous studies is often preoccupied with the relationship between land, bodies, and people, many Indigenous stories describe communal relationships with the stars. This presentation will explore how queer kinship can be expressed as a relationship with land and other-than-human beings, but also with stars. These celestial relations are part of Indigenous traditions of emergence and endurance, and as such can teach us how to imagine future worlds.
In this talk, black feminist icon Beverly Guy-Sheftall will reflect upon her personal and intellectual comradeship with bell hooks-feminist critic/theorist, writer, professor, dissident, activist, and revolutionary. Her remarks will capture the urgency of hooks’s rebellious teachings around race and gender and her decades-long impact on the academy and women’s movements.
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