Join moderators and peers from the GW Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies Program on Tuesday, October 29, for an informal discussion of abolitionism, revolution, and Afro-feminism, both as theoretical concepts and as daily practices. This is a student-led event, moderated by undergraduate students Ye Gang Lee and Elie Egbarin-Aho, e-board member of GW's Black Defiance.

This event will put real-world context to theoretical concepts. Examples include care ethics seen via Palestinian encampment as an act of revolution, revolution as collective individualism instead of a unified front, and abolitionism and mobilizing versus organizing.

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