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Brown Bag Biography Talk: “sdrawkcaB/Sideways/Onwards: Writing a Return to B

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Join us for the Brown Bag Talk: “sdrawkcaB/Sideways/Onwards: Writing a Return to Borderless Futures” with Angie Cruz-Guzmán, Biography Prize Winner

Cosponsors: Peacebuilding LLC, the Center for Oral History, the School of Communication and Information, and the Departments of Anthropology, American Studies, Ethnic Studies, English, and Women, Gender, & Sexuality Studies

What does it mean when our understandings of ‘Border’ and ‘Citizen’ continuously shift? These terms have guided United States politics for decades, their instability reliant on their performance upholding the empire. How does the page function as a border? What can writers and artists offer to dismantle imperial tools everywhere? In sharing my experiences creating my project, this presentation explores anti-border and anti-deportation work through hybrid literary forms.

Photo: Family Photo

Event Sponsor
Center for Biographical Research, Mānoa Campus

More Information
Carson Compos, 8089563774, brownbag@hawaii.edu