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The image above perfectly describes the following academic article regarding Feminism and Islam. This is us: Islamic feminist school leadership by Deena Khalil & Amaarah DeCuir In this empirical study,

Why critical military studies needs to smash imperial white supremacist capitalist heteropatriarchy: a rejoinder By Marsha G. Henry Department of Gender Studies(what a surprise), London School of Economics

The S&M man can? Thinking about submission and the submissive soldier –A response to Jesse Paul Crane-Seeber (2016) by Kyle D. Catto Prompted by Jesse Crane-Seeber’s (2016) recent intervention, ‘Sexy

Critical Whiteness Studies and the “Jewish Problem” by Balázs Berkovits Abstract The “whiteness” of Jews has recently become a popular topic both in public debates and in academic research (Critical Whiteness

“Not Much to Praise in Such Seeking and Finding”: Evolutionary Psychology, the Biological Turn in the Humanities, and the Epistemology of Ignorance by Kim Q. Hall This paper critiques the rise of scientific

Wikipedia's Politics of Exclusion: Gender, Epistemology, and Feminist Rhetorical (In)action by Leigh Gruwell Compositionists have celebrated Wikipedia as a space that privileges collaborative, public writing

“Just Getting Off”: The Inseparability of Ejaculation and Hegemonic Masculinity by Michael Johnson, Jr This paper offers the notion of the “ejaculation imperative” to describe the theoretical and pragmatic

Space, rhythm and traveling: Gender perspective at railway stations by Gilboa Runnvik, Ann-Charlotte Railway stations are perceived as public spaces and are regulated by national transport goals of equality

“Don't be so feminist”: Exploring student resistance to feminist approaches in a Canadian university By Michelle Webber This paper explores student resistance to feminist course content in social science

Linked oppression: Connecting animal and gender attitudes by Ashley Allcorn, Shirley M Ogletree Ecofeminists and animal rights advocates have posited a connection between the oppression of women and the

Epistemic Privilege and Victims’ Duties to Resist their Oppression by Ashwini Vasanthakumar Three points to note. These are two modes of oppression rather than two different orders. Thus, Torture is not

Those who can’t, teach: critical science literacy as a queer science of failure by Sara Giordano In this paper, I argue that those of us who have left the Sciences proper and moved to feminist studies

A whitewashed curriculum? The construction of race in contemporary PE curriculum policy by Fiona Dowling & Anne Flintoff Analyses of curricula in a range of countries show how they tend to reinforce,

Our televisions bulge with weight-loss shows, as the news warn of the obesity epidemic. Fat is such a villain that larger people are stigmatized and we all are seduced by life-changing claims of a

Queer organising and performativity: Towards a norm - critical conceptualisation of organisational intersectionality Written by Jannick Friis Christensen This paper addresses recent debates of critical

The standards to be classified as academic science are getting lowered by the day. Reference:

Critical and communication studies have traditionally neglected the oppression conducted by humans towards other animals. However, our (mis)treatment of other animals is the result of public consent supported

It first proposes viewing the (bilingualized) dictionary as discourse and emphasizes bilingual lexicography as a site of an asymmetrical linguistic and cultural power dynamics. The paper then argues that

From a Ph.D. in Political Science from The Johns Hopkins University. Source: Original Post from New Real Peer Review

PhD dissertation (2017, UCalgary) suggests that dating preferences are racist Source: Original post: New Real Peer Review ‏