Shadows Symposium

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Shadows: Race, Gender, Sexuality, Ability, and Religion in Resistance was a multidisciplinary student research symposium hosted by Towson University Libraries on Friday, May 12, 2017. The symposium focused on themes of activism in the 1960s and how those themes connected to modern-day civil rights and activist movements.

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The poetic mode of resistance: advancing social awareness through Gibson's spoken-word poetry
(2017-05-12) Buckman, Nathan
The text of a talk analyzing Andrea Gibson's poetry, given during the "Resisting Psychologies" panel of the 2017 Shadows Symposium.
7 dwarfs in the snow
(2017-05-12) Johnson, Lashea
The text of a talk on the topic of 7 dwarfs in the snow, given during the "Resisting Psychologies" panel of the 2017 Shadows Symposium.
The good, the bad, and the media: distinguishing Islam from Islamic terrorism and the role media plays in spreading Islamophobia
(2017-05-12) Manning, Tyler
The text of a talk on the topic of educating against Islamophobia, given during the "Advocacy and Resistance in Education" panel of the 2017 Shadows Symposium.
Love is the strongest form of resistance
(2017-05-12) Calhoun, Chenise
The text of a talk on the topic of self-love in African American communities as a form of resistance, given during the "Resisting Psychologies" panel of the the 2017 Shadows Symposium.
Transitioning youth policy: marginalizing adolescents with intellectual disabilities
(2017-05-12) Herbert, Teresa L.
The text of a talk on the topic of the marginalization of youth with intellectual disabilities, given during the "Advocacy and Resistance in Education panel of the 2017 Shadows Symposium.
Baltimore City schools and issues of equity
(2017-05-12) Bason, Ashley
The text of a talk on the topic of Baltimore City schools and the issues of equity, given during the "Advocacy and Resistance in Education" panel of the 2017 Shadows Symposium.

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