Department of African & African American Studies
Beans Velocci is a historian of sex, science, and classification. They are an Assistant Professor in the Department of History and Sociology of Science, core faculty in the Program in Gender,… read more about The Normal Woman: On the Irrelevance of the Body to Sex in Early Twentieth Century Gynecology »
Please join the African Thought and Media Speaker Series for "Ancestral Cadence: Building a Vibe in Music," by curator, sound artist, and DJ Alexandria Eregbu.What happens when the body stops dancing… read more about Ancestral Cadence: Building a Vibe in Music »
Reception to FollowShana Ye is an Associate Professor of Women and Gender Studies at the University of Toronto. Her research areas include transnational feminism, queer theory, post/socialist studies… read more about Queer Chimerica: Speculation and the Futur(h)istory of Homopostsocialism »
In this opening public event of the 2024-25 Keohane Professorship, interdisciplinary artist and scholar Ashon Crawley will present on the relation of dirt and soil to the making of Black life, and… read more about Down South Dirt: Lecture and Reception »
Registration Link: https://duke.is/b/h9fe Talk Title: Hysteria and the Domestic Economy of Labor in Wright's "Native Son"Marlon B. Ross, Professor of English at the University of Virginia, is the… read more about The Annual Queer Theory Lecture - In Honor of Eve Kosofsky Sedgwick »
The Duke Center for Jewish Studies is pleased to present the annual Perilman Graduate Research Symposium, showcasing graduate work being done in the field of Jewish Studies. The Perilman… read more about Perilman Graduate Research Symposium »
Duke English invites you to the Tennenhouse-Armstrong Lecture featuring Julius Fleming, Associate Professor of English at Washington University in St. Louis. Fleming earned a PhD in English and a… read more about “Empire After Civil Rights: Race, Outer Space, and the New Geographies of Colonialism” »