Interview with Savannah Shange
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Title
Interview with Savannah Shange
Subject
Feminist Studies; Race; Blackness; Anthropology; Queer Theory; Performance; Pedagogy
Description
This is an interview with Savannah Shangey who is an Assistant Professor at the University of California, Santa Cruz where they teach in the Anthropology department. In this interview Shangey talks about how she always looks for how blackness shows up, typically in an educational environment, and how the afterlife of slavery is being lived in this moment by a variety of people. They also talk about ways in which gender and sexuality are not just vectors of oppression, but also of liberation. They also talk about how pedagogy is in the classroom, but it also about how you teach someone to be something, so for them she learnt that on the dance floor as those spaces were places where someone would figure out their identity.
Creator
Remtulla, Amrin
Shangey, Savannah
Publisher
Unpublished
Date
2019-09-14
Contributor
Feminist and Queer Pedagogies Workshop, College of Wooster, funded by the Hewlett-Melon Foundation
Format
Mp4
Language
eng
Type
Moving Image
Identifier
Savannah_Shangey-Interview.Mp4
Coverage
Wooster
Files
Collection
Citation
Remtulla, Amrin and Shangey, Savannah, “Interview with Savannah Shange,” WGSS at Wooster: Past, Present, and Future , accessed October 21, 2024, https://woosterdigital.org/wgssatwoo/items/show/86.
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