Today’s post comes to us from Prof. Saba Fatima. Earlier this semester, Prof. Fatima gave a lecture as part of the Women’s Studies Event Series entitled “Women of Color in the Academy and Epistemic Doubt,” and it was one of those lectures that made all of us in attendance think about issues in new ways. I also left thinking how lucky I am to have colleagues like Saba–smart, wonderfully articulate, and fearless. In this post, you’ll get a bit of all of that.
This blog post builds on the talk Prof. Fatima’s gave at SIUE this March, and advances her ideas as she prepares for a talk she is giving at a conference entitled “Exploring Collaborative Contestations and Diversifying Philosophy,” co-sponsored by Hypatia, the leading feminist philosophy journal, and the American Philosophical Association’s Committee on the Status of Women. (The SIUE Women’s Studies Program is happy to be joining the Philosophy Department and…
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