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Women’s History Month 2021
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#SteampunkHands Around the World 2016 ~ A Few of My Favorite Steampunk Things
Though words are my usual form of expression as an academic, I decided to use images and words to show you a few of my favorite things about steampunk because so much of steampunk is about involves playing with boundaries … Continue reading
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Welcoming Trans Academics in the Workplace and at Conferences
Please note that this piece was originally published on Inside Higher Ed on April 27, 2015. In the past few years, transgender people and the discrimination they face have become much more visible through the work of folks like … Continue reading
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Tagged Conferences, Diversity, Name in Use, Preferred Name, Publications, Queer
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