GNDR 338
Abolition Feminist Thought and Action
Investigates the proliferation of carceral logics in contemporary society, building on anti-capitalist, queer, dis/ability, Marxist, Black and Indigenous feminist politics and thought. Explores the contemporary intersection of feminist visions of a liberatory world that is made possible by putting thought into action. Draws on archival materials, film, podcasts, music, creative writing, memoir and feminist political theories.
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027