Month: May 2024
Pride Month Events
June is PRIDE Month!
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Here are some events:
-(June 8th) March with CUNY in Brooklyn Pride
-(June 14th) Brooklyn Borough-Wide Queer Prom
-(June 30th) March with CUNY in NYC Pride
Brooklyn Borough-Wide Queer Prom
Queer Prom Event
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Date: Friday, June 14th, 2024
Place: Kingsborough CC Mac Rotunda
Time: 6:00 PM – 9:00 PM
Dress Code: No dress code – But be inspired by the theme Lavender Wonderland!
Enjoy a night of celebration and fun! There’ll be Drag & Burlesque, Food, a Photo Booth, a court contest, and so much more!
Tell your friends to RSVP (For Free) by June 10th. RSVP IS REQUIRED!
AFR 2250 Course Information
AFR 2250 Black Women in Literature
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Online – Asynchronous
Professor: Todd Craig
Credits: 3.0
A survey course to examine a variety of literature themes covered by Black women writers. Students will learn the subject of race, gender, sexuality, and class. Students will also examine the experiences of women of African descent by studying speeches/talks, narratives, essays, novels, poetry, short stories, and plays. Themes like equality, exploitation, girlhood, migration, motherhood, labor, power, nature, trauma, and love will be studied throughout the course.
Episode 3
Welcome to Episode 3 of the G&S Podcast
This episode features a recent graduate and faculty member at City Tech named Khemraj Persaud. During this episode, Khemraj shares his thoughts about gender diversity here at City Tech.
HEA 2112ID Course Information
HEA 2112ID The Evolving Face of Race, Class, & Gender Identity
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In Person (Tuesdays 2:30PM – 5:00PM)
Room: N-417
Professor: Debarati Biswas
Credits: 3.0
This course examines the sociology-historical, cultural conditions, and gender constructs of marginalized cultural and racial groups in America. Students will focus on Blacks and other Indigenous cultures and populations, such as Native Americans and Mexican Americans. Topics include slavery/genocide, racial/cultural blending, integration/segregation, economic deprivation, the impact on public health and mental health, and shifts in gender identity and cultural roles.
ENG 2160 Course Information
ENG 2160 Intro to Women’s Studies
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Online – Asynchronous
Professor: Monique Ferrell
Credits: 3.0
This course focuses on literature, scholarly writing, and films that focus on the roles of girls and women and determine if women themselves or others (external forces, individuals, or social systems construct definitions of womanhood. Students will analyze texts by both men and women and address themes such as womanism, stereotypes, feminism, violence, politics, intimate/familial relationships, sex, sexuality, sexual orientation, and prescribed and evolving gender roles as they relate to girls and women.
AFR 2000 Blacks in Media Course Info
AFR 2000 Blacks in Media: Race, Gender, & Cultural Representation
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Two variants: LEC D070 & LEC D071
LEC D070:
In Person (Tuesday’s 2:30PM – 5:00PM)
Room: N-1107
Professor: Dionne Bennett
Credits: 3.0
LEC D071:
In Person (Wednesday’s 2:30PM – 5:00PM)
Room: N-1107
Professor: Dionne Bennett
Credits: 3.0
This course explores the dialogue between Black Media representations and the cultural, social, and historical experiences of African descent. Students will learn about the different roles of media representations of Black individuals. Students will analyze the diverse media forms such as film, television, digital media, visual arts, literature, music, radio, and performance.
COM 2406 Fall Course
COM 2406 Gender & Health Communication
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Two modes:
First variant:
In Person (Monday’s & Wednesday’s 10:00AM – 11:15AM)
Professor: N/A
Room: N-1018
Credits: 3.0
Second variant:
Online-Synchronous (Tuesdays 2:30PM – 5:00PM)
Professor: N/A
Credits: 3.0