BSP Writing Collective
Need to crank out some pages? Join the BSP Writing Collective on Tuesdays at PEB 201 or via Zoom. Enjoy coffee, community, time, and a terrace to meet your writing goals.
Graduate Seminar with Monique Dixon
Monique Dixon is BSP Doctoral Fellow and a PhD student in the Department of Literature. Her presentation examines how works of speculative fiction written by Black authors are directly impacted by colonial history. RSVP at bit.ly/aprilgradseminar to help with food orders.
The Black Scholar(ship) Brain Drain
This second installation of the BSP Community Workshop Series will feature a panel of experts to discuss the impact of cuts in federal funding, the elimination of "diversity" initiatives, and the attacks on research related to equity, race, gender, sexual orientation, and many other topics that have affected Black Studies and Black Scholars. Please RSVP at bit.ly/bspcommunitywork to inform food orders and/or receive the Zoom link.
Graduate Seminar with Tirrezz Hudson
This research explores representations of queer Black boyhood in popular media and culture. Through transdisciplinary methods and methodologies, Tirrezz Hudson argues that dominant notions of U.S. Black Boyhood are sociocultural and politically constructed over and against Black queerness and childhood.
Connection Jam
Theatre & Dance’s Professor Ana María Álvarez and BSP present Connection Jam, a 2 hour weekly free movement laboratory, as a part of BSP’s Black Visual and Performing Arts Series (BVPA). Connection Jam is an opportunity to play, think, engage, and explore with embodiment at the core - build resilience, joy, and connection. Practice embodied liberation. All are welcome, no experience needed.
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