#SayHerName: Lecture Series At Dartmouth Focuses On Intersectionality Over the last month, Dartmouth College has been hosting a lecture series on the ways in which black women and girls are disproportionately subjected to violence in American society and on how they're often ignored by social justice movements.
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A study by Associate Professor of Government Benjamin Valentino and Yon Soo Park '14 shows that support for animal rights correlates with political ideology, wealth, religious belief, and gender. Read more.
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Professor Mia Costa quoted on ABC News.“Public trust in the investigation was always going to be divided along partisan lines with Republicans opposing it more than they support it and vice versa for Democrats,” says the assistant professor of government in a story about the Mueller investigation.
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Last year, Garrett Muscatel '20 - and Economics Major and Government Minor - became a N.H. representative for Hanover. Juggling classes and public service, Muscatel aims to represent students.Read more.
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This month and next, Dartmouth will host six public lectures to draw attention to the ways black women and girls are disproportionately subjected to violence in American society—and often ignored by social justice movements. Organizers of the series are, left, Susan Brison, the Eunice and Julian Cohen Professor for the Study of Ethics and Human Values and professor of philosophy, and Shatema Threadcraft, an associate professor of government. (Photos by Rob Strong ’04)
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