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This week we are joined by faculty member Daniel McCarthy to discuss gender studies, music, and more. They teach LGBT studies at SLC.

Topics include:

• finding one's calling.
• how Daniel arrived at gender/women studies in a diagonal fashion.
• the importance of archives and who controls what stories make it in.
• what is intersectionality exactly?
• what does it mean to not fall in the binary?
• are SLC students being activated as activists?
• is Queerness dying?
• optimism vs pessimism.

And much more!

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