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DESCRIPTION:THIS EVENT HAS BEEN CANCELED AND WILL BE RESCHEDULED FOR A FUTU
 RE DATE. MORE INFORMATION WILL BE POSTED HERE WHEN AVAILABLE.\n\nIn this ta
 lk\, Kimberlé Crenshaw will expound the concept of intersectionality throug
 h the lens of personal narrative\, reflecting on formative experiences that
  shaped her political consciousness as a woman and as a black person and th
 e ways in which those anecdotes directly informed her theorization and appl
 ication of intersectionality. Her observations are grounded in a backdrop o
 f a rapidly deteriorating political environment in which the destabilizatio
 n of new and old democracies underscores the naiveté of celebrating the Oba
 ma era as “post-racial" and modern political discourse as "intersectional" 
 or even "post-intersectional."\n\nKimberlé Crenshaw\, professor of law at U
 CLA and Columbia Law School\, is a leading authority in the area of civil r
 ights\, black feminist legal theory\, and race\, racism\, and the law. Her 
 work has been foundational in two fields of study that have come to be know
 n by terms that she coined: Critical Race Theory and Intersectionality. Cre
 nshaw’s articles have appeared in the Harvard Law Review\, National Black L
 aw Journal\, Stanford Law Review\, and Southern California Law Review. She 
 is the founding coordinator of the Critical Race Theory Workshop and the co
 -editor of the volume Critical Race Theory: The Key Writings that Formed th
 e Movement. Crenshaw has lectured widely on race matters\, addressing audie
 nces across the country as well as in Europe\, India\, Africa\, and South A
 merica.\n\nSponsored by the Greenberg Distinguished Scholar Program and the
  Sex\, Gender\, and Sexuality Symposium. \n \n\nSEATING\nThis event is free
  and open to the public. YOU MUST PRE-REGISTER TO ATTEND. Pre-registration 
 information will be posted here closer to the date of the event. All attend
 ees must provide proof of vaccination\, INCLUDING A BOOSTER\, at the door. 
 \n\nPARKING\nParking at Reed College is free and no permit is required. The
 re are three parking lots on campus: the east lot\, accessed from Woodstock
  Boulevard just east of the main entrance\; the west lot\, along 28th Avenu
 e (closest to the event)\; and the north lot\, along Steele Street. See the
  map of campus for more information.\n\nADA INFORMATION\nKaul Auditorium is
  an accessible building. ADA drop off is available in front of Kaul\; there
  are a handful of ADA parking spots a short distance from the building adja
 cent to the Physical Plant. ASL interpreters will be onsite\, and there wil
 l be designated seating for those in need of ASL interpretation at the fron
 t of the auditorium.
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SUMMARY:Canceled: 30 Years of Theorizing Justice: Intersectionality\, Criti
 cal Race Theory and Contemporary Challenges
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