Kimberly Theidon

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  • Colombian Studies Initiative: Past, Present, Futures at NYU


  • Legacies of Violence, Yale University, April 22, 2021


  • A Forecasted Failure: Intersectionality, COVID-19, and the Perfect Storm, Journal of Human Rights

    https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/14754835.2020.1822156


  • Chronicle of a Death Ignored, Joyce Carol Oates.

    Chronicle of a Death Ignored

    Cooper quotes a former anthropology associate professor, Kimberly Theidon, who’d sued Harvard in 2014 for failing to give her tenure because of her gender and her “outspoken advocacy” for victims of sexual assault:

    On college campuses nation- wide, senior professors—frequently male—wield tremendous power over their students and junior colleagues…. These gatekeepers operate with virtual impunity, administering silences, humiliation, and career-ending decisions. The black box of tenure, lacking transparency, is precisely how silencing and impunity work to the disadvantage of those who would speak up and unsettle the status quo.


  • Pensando la convivencia en Colombia.


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