
Block 6 2018 with Dr. Talithia Williams, the First Guest of the Inaugural #FemSTEM Symposium
FG200 Feminist Theory surveys and historicizes feminist theories, including, but not limited to, Black feminism, Transnational feminism, Xicanisma, Marxist feminism, Transfeminism, and Ecofeminism. This course encourages students to understand feminist theory as a multivocal intellectual project grounded in shifting geopolitical conjunctures.

Block 6 2018 Converging with Professor Chantal Figueroa Bou-Aziz’s Global Women’s Health Class during a Visit with Dr. Quenette L. Walton
Final Project Index
For the final project in FG200 with Professor Heidi R. Lewis, student groups produce feminist magazines in the tradition of Ms., Bust, Out, and others. Along those lines, please note that the student-created projects on this site do NOT represent research findings and/or generalizable knowledge. Rather, these projects represent these students’ pursuit of knowledge.
Block 6 2022
- Prom Queens
- Growing Pains: The Expanding Sexualities Edition
- DRAGTOPIA!: A Sickening, Otherworldly Drag Magazine
- No Chill
Block 5 2021
Block 4 2019
- SevenQUEEN: The Ecofeminist Edition
- TIMES Magayzine
- MOMMY
- Presence: The Body Activism Limited Edition
- DRAGGED*
Block 6 2019
Block 6 2018
Block 6 2017
Block 6 2016
Block 6 2015
- Women in Media
- Guns & Rosie
- Wave: A Fem Rag
- Eve’s Apple
- College Grrrl: An Alternative Magazine for the Liberal Arts Woman
Block 6 2014
Block 7 2013
Block 4 2013 (Critical Whiteness Studies)
Block 8 2012
3 thoughts on “Feminist Theory”