Mt. Holyoke’s Global Scholar in Residence discussed Indian politics on issues of gender equality, defined differences between globalization and universalization, and emphasized the importance of international and inter-sectional feminism.

by: Lucy Martirosyan
Mt. Holyoke’s Global Scholar in Residence discussed Indian politics on issues of gender equality, defined differences between globalization and universalization, and emphasized the importance of international and inter-sectional feminism.
by: AudioFiles
Our third and final preview for Live Art Magazine’s third issue, coming up this weekend at the Academy of Music on October 23rd.
by: Lucy Martirosyan
Uyematsu’s poetry focuses on her experiences with racism growing up as a third-generation Japanese-American, or sansei, in a post-World War II era in southern California, along with her parents’ experiences in American concentration camps.
by: Aidan Owens
African studies expert Achille Mbembe delivered the keynote address for the UMass symposium “Forty Years After: Chinua Achebe and Africa in the Global Imagination”
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The next in our series of short previews for Live Arts Magazine on October 23rd. Rythea Lee is a Northampton based performer, who just recently finished a year touring her one woman show “Don’t Be a Dick”.
by: Caitlin Driscoll
Speakers Caetlin Benson-Allott (Oklahoma University), Amelie Hastie, and Pooja Rangan (Amherst College) discuss the importance of materiality in film and film theory.