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Reproductive Rights: Much to Learn from Latin American Feminists
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GAIA Spotlight, 2021-2022
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GAIA: Spring 2022
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GAIA Newsletter, Spring 2022
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Putting Pride into Practice: A Fletcher Community Conversation
Register now: https://bit.ly/pride-in-practice
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Gender and Intersectional Analysis (GAIA) Director’s Spotlight
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COVID-19 and Intersectionality: YouTube Recording Now Available
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Caster Semenya: when gender and race equal intersectional discrimination
This is a case study we have discussed in Gender Theory and Practice. What is the “natural body”? Michael Phelps also slept in an oxygen-enriched sleeping pod to enhance his competitive swimming skills, yet that was accepted as a training tool — not the privilege afforded to a wealthy white male athlete with corporate endorsements. Fast forward to Caster Semenya and a ruling that she must alter her hormones to level the playing field. Take a look at the pictures below, a reminder that black bodies (of all genders, to be sure) were the lascivious objects of the colonial gaze.
https://news.yahoo.com/why-the-ruling-on-caster-semenya-is-so-unfair-173415727.html
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