New to this Edition: Previously unpublished works reflect new contributions to the field New essays included to address environmental issues and climate change through intersectional and transnational lenses Critical readings selected to provide context and intersectional framing for recent historical developments New and updated pieces address the evolving fields of science and digital technology

Hungry Translations: Relearning the World through Radical Vulnerability by Richa Nagar in Journeys with Sangtin Kisan Mazdoor Sangathan and Parakh Theatre – a symposium organised by Rupal Oza (Hunter College, CUNY), featuring reviews by Sarah Hunt (University of Victoria), Rupal, Minelle Mahtani (University of British Columbia) and Deepti Misri (University of Colorado Boulder), with a response from Richa Nagar (University of Minnesota).

Many who left work in September were Latina or Black and of prime working-age and were either laid off or chose to leave the workforce to care for their families. Associate Professor Zenzele Isoke for this CBS8 article.

How will life change after COVID?

Tankut Atuk's "Pathopolitics: Pathologies and Biopolitics of PrEP​," has been published in the Frontiers in Sociology journal.​

"Thinking De<=>coloniality through Haitian Indigenous Ecologies" was published in the journal Hyapatia last month.

Please read our GWSS faculty statement regarding the ICE international student policy.

Professor and chair of cultural studies and comparative literature and professor of communication studies Laurie Ouellette places the show COPS within a historical and cultural context of reality media that participates in racialized police violence.

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