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I. Go-Around: Say your name, your department/discipline... and a tell us in a few sentences how/if intersectionality figures into your work, frameworks and/or thinking.

II. Name Game: Can you say everyone's name in the room? We will do this until everyone has had the chance to embarrass themselves.  Congratulations to Alexis, Flora, and Kashima... who have done the deed!

III. Some Updates on the Website
  1. Words in brown=weblinks  
  2. Click on the arrows on the homepage and you will be taken to the subpages 
  3. There is a table of contents on the homepage
  4. Mainpages have buttons, etc to take you to subpages
  5. Your BIO pages are hidden in the navigation.  You can start working on it whenever you like but you do not have to until mid-October (the due date).  
  6. "WHO WE ARE" lists everyone's names.  Please check spelling and alphabetization.  Alexis, we need your last name!
  7. Notice the layouts on the different pages of the site.  See which you like.  Click here to see some brief guidelines.
  8. Webpages/Readings, etc for Unit #2 and #4 are still in progress... will be done soon!
  9. Unit 3 is available early because this is the main unit where you may need to get the books yourselves (some PDFs will be available but not many)
  10. Expect to receive an invitation to be an administrator of this website.  Accept it (and remember your login and password), but don't feel obligated to start working on your pages yet.
  11. Presentations start today!  Jesse and Sakina: choose your date based on what is left. The presentation schedule is loaded onto the section of the website called "Our Time Together."  Click here for the schedule.
written by 
Elsa Barkley Brown, Deborah King and Barbara Ransby
Presentations
If you want a video, image, prezi, etc embedded on the website when you present, please email it anytime before class
IV. “Intersectionality: Mapping the Movements of a Theory”  by Devon Carbado, Kimberlé Williams Crenshaw, Vickie M. Mays, and Barbara Tomlinson
Presented by Aderinsola Gilbert
V. “Intersectionality Undone: Saving Intersectionality from Feminist Intersectionality Studies” by Sirma Bilge
Presented by Jomaira Salas
VI. Intersectionality Across the Spectrum...
In our open discussion today, everybody should take the time to share something about the jigsaw reading they chose as a way to gauge the arc of (polemical) scholarship in intersectionality right now
CLOSING (8-8:30pm): Black Feminisms & the Activist Origins of Intersectionality (Anita Hill & Black Women's Distinct History of Labor AS Sexual Assault)
VI. Lookin Back at:
  • Harvard, Lani Guinier, and Derrick Bell
  • Anita Hill, AAWIDOU, and Black Women's Foundational Presence in Sexual Harassment Law/Policy/Discourse​​
Other Readings: 
​"Black Women Still in Defense of Ourselves"  by Kimblerle Crenshaw
"A Tale of Two Publics: Reflections on the Anita Hill-Clarence Thomas Hearings"  by Mark Anthony Neal 
"Breaking Silence: A Hearing on Girls of Color" presented by the African American Policy Forum (http://www.aapf.org) and Girls for Gender Equity (http://www.ggenyc.org). Hosted at Columbia Law School’s Center for Intersectionality and Social Policy Studies on October 11th, 2014