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one of these things is not like the others.
This entry was written by jessica, posted on January 28, 2008 at 2:14 pm, filed under professional. Bookmark the permalink. Follow any comments here with the RSS feed for this post.
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The Pacific newsletter contains further evidence for my New Trinity theory in its first paragraph on the meetings:
As usual there will be the annual book display, presidential address by Jodi O’Brien, “Social Life is Complicated,” welcome reception, the presidential reception, student reception where books donated
by the publishers are raffled off, and several receptions spons. by the committees on the Status of Women, Race and Ethnicity, and glbt.
The 13 & 14-year-old prisoners report is really disturbing. I had no idea there were kids that age being held in prison for life.
Yes, the pamphlet (and the pictures, wow, the pictures) and the movie had me really rattled, right before I had to go read to B’s classroom of beautiful second-graders.
As for the trinity, as someone who teaches inequality with a focus on four categories of difference (race, class, gender, and sexuality), I think that the books haven’t quite caught up to the New Trinity. There aren’t many that aren’t exclusively focused on Race, Class, and Gender.