Hortence Spillers and Gail Lewis at the Institute of Contemporary Arts @icalondon
Hortence Spillers and Gail Lewis at the Institute of Contemporary Arts  @icalondon
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Literary critic and black feminist scholar Hortense Spillers and sociologist Gail Lewis discuss the impossibility of black women’s claims to and inclusion in ‘womanhood’, and the implications this has for contemporary black feminist politics. This talk is introduced by sociology professor Akwugo Emejulu and is a primer for Fugitive Feminism 18 – 22 July
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Hortence Spillers and Gail Lewis at the Institute of Contemporary Arts

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