Defusing Queerphobia in the Classroom
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Defusing Queerphobia in the Classroom
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The mini presentations feature:
Michael Osinski, “Reframing and Revising Politicized Language”
Lucas Skjaret, “Keeping the Faith: Queer Mediations/Meditations at a Parochial University”
Sidney Monroe Williams, “Are you a Gay Black or a Black Gay Professor? Butch Queen Disidentifications within Academia”
Winter Phong, “Teaching in Red States, IDEAS for Change”
Ann Elizabeth Armstrong, “CLARA: Tools for Responding to Hate Speech.”
This episode was recorded at the 2023 Association for Theatre in Higher Education Conference. “Defusing Queerphobia in the Classroom” was co-sponsored by the LGBTQ+ and Disability, Theatre, and Performance (DTAP) Focus Groups.
Pedagogy in Process—a podcast by and for educators working at the intersections of social justice, the arts, and the humanities. Hosted, edited, and produced by Nicolas Shannon Savard.
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Transcript Ep. 7 Defusing Queerphobia
Zotero Library: for theatre scholars who’ve been cut from the syllabus to make room for Shakespeare for theatre scholars | Zotero
Pedagogy in Process Blog on DRNSSAVARD.COM
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