Sinister Bitesize: Vampires and Queerness

Update: 2019-10-22

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For this special Halloween issue of Sinister Myth Bitesize, Professor Shannon Winnubst talks about the vampire and racist imaginaries that project violence on black and minority men.

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Sinister Myth Bitesize: Spoken Word Poetry & Violence Against Women

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Sinister Myth Keyword: Bi-erasure

2021-09-15--:--

Suicide Rates & LGBTQ Communities

2021-08-18--:--

Sinister Myth Keyword: Emotional Labor

2021-07-14--:--

Sinister Myth Case Study: The Case of Oluwatoyin Salau

2021-06-16--:--

Unsafe Higher Education Spaces and Noise Pedagogy

2021-05-05--:--

The Hexing Circle: A Pre-election Poetry Reading

2020-11-06--:--

Sinister Bitesize: Writing Empathy Machines

2020-10-30--:--

Malia Lee Womack: Analyzing US Colonial Human Rights Abuses Against Puerto Ricans

2020-09-02--:--

Burning Down Narratives of Shame

2020-08-04--:--

Meet the New Sinister Myth Team

2020-03-02--:--

Sinister Myth: Case Study

2020-02-14--:--

Sinister Bitesize: Vampires and Queerness

2019-10-22--:--

The Flourishing of Queerness in the American South and Beyond

2019-10-03--:--

Sinister Bitesize: Erin Upchurch on Sex Education

2019-09-19--:--

Dance, Trauma, and the Autonomous Body

2019-08-30--:--

Sinister Keywords: “Gaslighting”

2019-08-16--:--

Stop Appropriating Cool!

2019-07-31--:--

Sinister Bitesize: Treva Lindsey on Hair

2019-07-15--:--

Building a Sturdy Table

2019-06-28--:--

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Sinister Bitesize: Vampires and Queerness