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SUMMARY:Imagining Futurities: A Symposium in Honor of Hazel Carby
DESCRIPTION:Over the course of her career\, including her thirty years as 
 a faculty member at Yale\, Hazel Carby has produced a body of scholarship
  that has profoundly shaped the intellectual contours of American studies
 \, Black studies\, cultural studies\, and studies of colonialism and empi
 re. From Reconstructing Womanhood to Cultures in Babylon and Imperial Int
 imacies\, her work has redefined how we understand the intersections of r
 ace\, gender\, empire\, and diaspora. Her work has insisted on the centra
 lity of materialist frameworks and transnational analysis to the humaniti
 es. This two-day gathering of scholars from African American and African 
 diaspora literary\, history\, and cultural studies\, the arts and materia
 l cultures of British colonialism and empire\, and Black feminisms offers
  an opportunity to honor the depth and reach of her contributions.\n\n  P
 articipants include Anna Arabindan-Kesson (Princeton)\, Vincent Brown (Ya
 le)\, Tina Campt (Princeton)\, Anthony Foy (Swarthmore)\, Marisa Fuentes 
 (Rutgers)\, Adom Getachew (University of Chicago)\, Tao Leigh Goffe (Hunt
 er)\, Jennifer Greeson (University of Virginia)\, Sarah Haley (Columbia)\
 , Saidiya Hartman (Columbia)\, Eli Jelly-Schapiro (University of South Ca
 rolina)\, Khalil Anthony Johnson (Wesleyan)\, Katherine McKittrick (Queen
 ’s University)\, Leigh Raiford (UC Berkeley)\, Sandhya Shukla (University
  of Virginia)\, Michelle Stephens (Rutgers)\, Deborah Thomas (University 
 of Pennsylvania)\, Ivy Wilson (Northwestern)\, and poet Natasha Trethewey
 .\n\nFriday\, \n\nhttp://next-to-u.app/events/6ba045e0-e5e7-4e16-9fd0-eb1
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