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One of the most insidious and pernicious myths perpetuated by campus rape culture is that women are not thinking, feeling subjects but in fact merely objects of attraction, fascination, and exploitation. This TEDxSalon, held during Social Justice Week, will explore how inclusive feminism has demanded (and continues to demand) dignity and respect for all persons, how feminist scholarship and pedagogy has worked to combat rape culture in higher education, and how theory can engage practice in the classroom and beyond. As a Salon, we will watch several videos that address the impact of rape in a global context, in relationship to masculinity and rape culture, and as an intersectional phenomenon. Participants will then collaborate on developing possible models to compassionately address gender violence at UW-L. Participants should be aware that the videos, presentation and conversation all contain potentially triggering elements.
About our facilitator Dr. Kate Parker - Dr. Kate Parker studies eighteenth-century British and French literature and teaches courses in literature, critical theory, feminism and sexuality studies at UWL. She has also been active in the sexual assault awareness movement since she was 19, as a college student, a SART (sexual assault responder) in the City of St. Louis, a campus sexual assault advocate and now as a member of UWL’s Violence Prevention Committee. Dr. Parker also co-advises the Rise Above Rape Coalition on campus.
This picture is by Ernst Haas. which show a kid behind the river and think about the dry river. she saw river drying day by day.
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was thinking these could be measles, but they seem to have a spot in the middle now, so i'm thinking bite or possible chicken pox
me encanta la foto es como no sé quizá la pude haber echo más dark por la pose o no sé pero le puse los ojos mas azules & le pinté los labios, igual se ve fabulosa ♥
It's a gloomy winter day here in Metro Detroit. These pansies from years past remind me to look forward to spring.
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Robert Dubac brings his new one-man show FREE RANGE THINKING to Act II Playhouse in Ambler this summer, from July 18-Aug. 12. Dubac’s previous show, THE MALE INTELLECT: AN OXYMORON?, was a sold-out hit when it played at Act II last summer. Channeling Jon Stewart, Bill Maher and Mark Twain, FREE RANGE THINKING is fast-paced and loaded with thought-provoking humor.
“Chock full of wonderful laughter, joyful surprises and unexpected applause-break moments, FREE RANGE THINKING is a show that is well worth seeing,” raves the Huffington Post.
Robert Dubac’s FREE RANGE THINKING plays at Act II Playhouse in Ambler for a limited engagement from July 18-Aug. 12. Tickets are $22 for previews, $27 for Wednesday, Thursday and Friday performances, and $33 for Saturday and Sunday performances. Tickets are on sale now by phone at 215-654-0200, online at www.act2.org or at the theatre’s box office at 56 E. Butler Ave. in Ambler, which is open from 2 p.m.-6 p.m. Tuesdays through Saturdays. Discounts are available for subscribers, seniors, students, and groups of 10 or more.