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  • English Literature and Creative Writing
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  • Black Feminism Now

    15:00 - 16:30 20 April 2026

    Four members of the Black Health and Humanities Network reflect on how Black feminist theory shapes our work, sharing research case studies. In this moment of economic precarity, worsening health inequalities and an accelerating environmental crisis, Black feminist theory continues to offer essential tools for understanding the material conditions...

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  • Intersex: A Manifesto Against Medicalization

    18:30 - 20:00 27 April 2026

    Intersex: A Manifesto Against Medicalization Speaker: Dr Iain Morland (Foundational Intersex Studies scholar), in conversation with Dr Ben Nichols (UoM) Venue: Blackwell’s Bookshop, University Green, Manchester, M13 9GP Book tickets at the booking link! Student discount code: UOMSS100 NB. Request from Blackwell’s: If you want to also...

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  • Ordinary Disasters: How I Stopped Being a Model Minority

    17:00 - 18:30 13 May 2026

    In this public lecture, EACW John Edward Taylor Fellow Prof. Anne Anlin Cheng will be reading from her most recent book, Ordinary Disasters, and reflecting more broadly on how this collection of essays—traversing memoir, cultural criticism, and history—meditates on race, gender, aging, and contemporary Asian American identity, and relates to...

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