Jules Gill-Peterson (JHU) will be giving a talk on Thursday, 4/14, at 3:30pm. The talk will be in FBH 401, with a reception to follow at 5pm. “The Queen’s Two Bodies, or a Political Theology of Trans Femininity” In midcentury America the queen was the central symbol of the gay…

Speaker: Dr. David L. Eng, Ph.D. Richard l. Fisher Professor of English and Asian American Studies Topic: Racial Melancholia, Racial Dissociation: On the Social and Psychic Lives of Asian Americans. Dr. Eng will explore case histories that illustrate the social and psychic…

Despite being one of the biggest informational resources available, Wikipedia has a troubling gender gap: in the English language version of Wikipedia, it’s estimated that only 10-15% editors are women, and women are the subject of less than 20% of all biographical pages. Recent…

LGBTQ+ people of color have historically acted as political bridge-builders and radical change-makers on behalf of their multiple communities. Join two queer activists of color, Hanae Masonfrom Black Lives Matter Philadelphia and Jorian Rivera-Veintidos from GALAEI: QTBIPOC…

As part of a year of programming on Care for the Future, the Center for Research in Feminist, Queer, and Transgender Studies is hosting a series of events to commemorate the fortieth anniversary of two landmark publications for BIPOC queer feminist thought, This Bridge Called My…