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Title: The Refusal of Russian Motherhood, Annotated Bibliography
Description: An annotated bibliography developed for an analysis of Bolshevik Feminism looking at whether the legalization of abortion in 1920 had any real impact on the lives of Russian women.
Date Created: 2016
PID: grinnell:19507

Title: The Social Appropriation of Legacy : A Symptom of Elite Control in American Society
Description: This paper examines how the legacies of assassinated individuals are preserved in the collective consciousness of America.
Date Created: 2013
PID: grinnell:3202

Title: Tutorial: Celebrating Forty Years, Tutorial: Celebrating 40 Years
Description: The catalog for an exhibition by the same name highlighting the timeline of theTutorial at Grinnell.
Date Created: 2011
PID: grinnell:1076

Title: Unlikely (Deconstructive) Theological Parallels: John Caputo and Rowan Williams, Unlikely Theological Parallels: John Caputo and Rowan Williams
Description: Presents an argument for a deconstructive approach to a comparison of the theology of John Caputo and Rowan Williams
Date Created: 2010
PID: grinnell:49

Title: When Bodies Happen: Intersections of Gender, Sexuality and Race Within Body Image
Description: Short film created of Adrian Khactu's film studies class in Spring 2013 about bodies and how they perform in the world using images and quotations.
Date Created: 2013
PID: grinnell:17000

Title: Working Hard in Hollywood: How Hollywood Casting Directors' Performances of Gatekeeping Invest in Whiteness
Description: The relationship between casting and race has been insufficiently examined in both popular and academic writings on Hollywood.
Date Created: 2019
PID: grinnell:26708

Title: “If you are going to say you’re Afro-Latina that means that you are Black”: Afro-Latinxs Contesting the Dilution of Afro-Latinid, Afro-Latinxs Contesting the Dilution of Afro-Latinidad
Description: Afro-Latinidad has gained a lot of popularulty over the last number of years. However, the visibility of Afro-Latinidad does not mean that Afro-Latinxs are being listened to or that thier concerns are being meet. The increased visibility of Afro-Latinidad has actually lead to what i deem the dilution of Afro-Latinidad. In this paper, I highlight the ways Afro-Latinxs respond to the dilution of Afro-Latinidad.
Date Created: 2019
PID: grinnell:26671