Lecture | CMGI Seminar
Intersectionality
- Date
- Friday 6 September 2019
- Time
- Location
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Lipsius
Cleveringaplaats 1
2311 BD Leiden - Room
- 148
Programme
13:00: Introduction (Andrew Shield)
13:15: Saskia Bonjour (University of Amsterdam): The ‘migrant with poor prospects’: Racialized Intersections of Class and Culture in Dutch Civic Integration Debates
13:30: Discussion
13:45: Ann Wilson, Curious Intersections in the Making of Dutch Sexual Nationalism
13:55: Discussion
14:05: Break (coffee and tea)
14:20: Marlou Schrover, History of Intersectionality / Intersectionality in History
14:30: Discussion
14:40: Karwan Fatah-Black, How the imperial persona of the House of Orange shaped the racial configuration of the Dutch empire
14:50: Discussion
15:00: Sam de Schutter, ‘The Blind African Contrasted with the European’: Ideas about Disability and Race in Late Colonial Kenya
15:10: Paul van Trigt, international Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (2006))
15:20: Discussion
14:05: Break (coffee and tea)
16:00: Damian Pargas, Fugitive Slaves and the Intersections between Race and Freedom in Antebellum America
16:10: Dario Fazzi, This Land is My Land, or Not? Native American Miners and the Second Uranium Boom
16:20: Discussion
16:40: Eli Heijmans and Sophie Rose, From Impropriety to Betrayal: Legislating Concubinage and Adultery in the Early Modern Dutch Empire
16:50: Jeff Fynn-Paul, The City as Intersectional Locus, and the Effects of this on its Inhabitants
17:00: Discussion
17:20: Closing