Dr. Stephanie Jones

A colorful postcard that says, “Celebrating Pride!” The title and author of a book are listed along with a description: Mapping Multi-Genre Literary Frameworks for Trans* Studies: Without Permanence By Jesse Jack. “Mapping Multi-Genre Literary Frameworks for Trans* Studies: Without Permanence examines the socio-political contexts that have necessitated new, twenty-first century methods in transgender (trans*) counter-storytelling, such as: archival constraints, medical rubrics, policy decisions, and surveillance. The author’s cross-disciplinary approach to literary analysis critiques narratives of gender permanence to reveal the fungible possibilities of subjective and structural ambiguity.” The book cover is featured, a purple and blue watercolor of a naked body with long purple hair and pink flowers.

🏳️‍🌈🎉🏳️‍⚧️We're so excited to share a new book from Jesse Jack, the perfect read for this #PrideMonth! Congrats, @jessemjack.bsky.social, on this fantastic publication!

www.bloomsbury.com/us/mapping-m...

Purchase your copy today, and use code LXFANDF30 for 30% off!

#TeamRhetoric #WritingStudies

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Ummm… how about Butler’s Fledgling instead?😒

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Dorothy Porter in 1939, at her desk in the Carnegie Library at Howard University. Moorland-Spingarn Research Center, Manuscript Division, Howard University

Dorothy B. Porter changed libraries 💜

The Dewey Decimal System used to only have two classifications for Black people: 325 (colonization) & 326 (slavery). Each book by a Black person was put into one of these classifications. A book of poetry? Classified as colonization.

Enter Dorothy B. Porter 🧵

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Far from Hollywood's wealth, Los Angeles fire survivors feel forgotten Residents say that insurance companies might shortchange less affluent households.

The media has focused on wealthy, White neighborhoods. But the fire in Altadena--a racially and economically diverse suburb--deserves more attention, because insurance may not cover their rebuilding costs, forcing families out and leading the neighborhood to gentrify.
www.reuters.com/world/us/far...

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Hoping that feature is in the works 🤞🏾

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A colorful postcard advertising a new Bluesky feed. The post card reads: “Rhetoric and Composition. To be Included, use hashtags #TeamRhetoric, #RhetComp, #CompRhet, #WritingStudies

📣We’re excited to announce our very own Bluesky feed, your destination for everything rhetoric and composition! Use #TeamRhetoric, #RhetComp, #CompRhet, and #WritingStudies to contribute! Give it a follow!

🔗https://bsky.app/profile/constellationsjrnl.bsky.social/feed/aaajhfcyzq6qm

#AcademicSky

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I'm the faculty advisor for Missy, the LGBTQ+ literary zine at the University of Mississippi.

We've released the call for submissions for the 2024-2025 volume. (Check out the link for a larger/downloadable version.)

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Ever wondered what goes into creating a world where magic meets macabre? Take a deep dive behind the scenes to see how we brought the hauntingly beautiful Southern Gothic world of South of Midnight to life.

Watch 'Weaving Hazel's Journey: A South of Midnight Documentary':
youtu.be/wLBOyKqw58A?...

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