Discover details about the significant conversation organized by The Black Archives featuring Professor Kimberlé Crenshaw. This event delved into her groundbreaking work on intersectionality. It brought together local activists and thinkers to examine the concept's profound relevance to social justice challenges within the Dutch context. Participants explored its theoretical framework and practical application for marginalized communities.
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The Black Archives hosted a significant conversation with Professor Kimberlé Crenshaw, a pioneer of intersectionality. The event involved local activists and thinkers discussing the concept's relevance to social justice within the Dutch context and its practical application.
On Saturday, June 8th, 2019, The Black Archives welcomed Professor Kimberlé Crenshaw, renowned for her groundbreaking work on intersectionality. The event featured a conversation with local activists, thinkers, and community members, exploring the concept's application to social justice issues, particularly concerning marginalized people within the Dutch context, and how it can be practically implemented. Professor Crenshaw provided an introduction, followed by a discussion with Inez Blanca (PhD Student and Diversity Commission University of Amsterdam) and Simone Zeefuik (#DecolonizingTheMuseum, Bijlmer Parktheater), engaging both speakers and the audience in dialogue.
Tickets for this event were priced at €7.50.
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