Browsing by Department "Women's Studies"

Black Femininity through the White Speculum: The Implications of Medicosocialism and the Disproportionate Regulation of Black Women’s Reproductive Autonomy

Smith, Imari Zhané; Smith, Imari (2016-09-02)

At the crux of health disparities for women of color lies a history of maltreatment based on racial difference from their white counterparts. It is their non-whiteness that limits their access to the ideologies of “woman” ...

Divergent Priorities, Diverging Visions: Lesbian Separatist Versus Gay Male Integrationist Ideology Surrounding Duke in the 1970s and 80s

Liggett, Chantel Katharina (2013-09-16)

Fast Tailed Girls: An Inquiry into Black Girlhood, Black Womanhood, and the Politics of Sexuality

Parker, Adriana (2018-04-22)

The Dormitories are Burning: Gender-Neutral Housing and Critical Trans* Politics in the Contemporary University

Frothingham, Sunny (2014-04-29)

While traditional college housing systems organize students along a binary of biological sex, many universities, like Duke University and University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (UNC- Chapel Hill), are beginning to address ...