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Remote Ready Biology Learning Activities
Remote Ready Biology Learning Activities has 50 remote-ready activities, which work for either your classroom or remote teaching.
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A record of some of the conversation....
"What needs to be talked about that is relevant to your world now?"
"After 9/11, I was inhaling people...
how to be of service in a world gone that mad?
Of what use is gender theory, when I am coughing up people?"
"I don't consider myself an activist, but an artist in service of activism."
"I couldn't dance behind theory. I had to be brutally honest."
"There's always a need for people to come together consciously around identity,"
[but]
"a cloistered existence accomplishes nothing politically."
"The first line of attack for gender studies and gender politics has to be violence against women;
in the bi-polar gender system, that is the site of triage.
If we are not generous enough to do that, we are not ready for the age of coalition."
[Needing a new term for the alphabet soup of LGBTQQIAA-->]
"GASP" (gender anarchy and sex positivism)
"The homonormative, like the heteronormative, needs a pure point of view."
"Queer and straight are political terms, describing not who you fuck, but how you talk about it.
There are straight lesbians, gays and bisexuals; there are queer heterosexuals."
"We have to continually adjust our identities to be more inclusive."
"Kyriarchy--a more inclusive term for the merchants of evil."
How do you begin your memoir?
"With the dear story of my parents' love."
How will you end it?
"I have my fears."
"Art raises questions and implicates people."