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Anti-Capitalist Feminisms (Co-sponsored by Sociology of Sex and Gender Section)
Sat, August 8, 10:00 to 11:30am, TBASession Submission Type: Paper Session (90 minute)
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Sexuality and gender are critical points through which the capitalist system has ordered and disciplined populations to ensure the accumulation and reproduction of capital. In response, feminist scholarship and activism have long been at the forefront of contesting, deconstructing, and imagining alternatives to the capitalist status quo. In the theme of this year's ASA meeting, "Disrupting the Status Quo," the Marxist Sociology and Sex and Gender Sections are co-sponsoring this session to interrogate anti-capitalist feminisms at a moment when discourses around normative sexualities and gender relations are central to the consolidation of economic and political power.
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Individual Presentations
A Marxist Theory of Gender in Trans NYC - Rose Porter, CUNY-Graduate Center
Masculinity and Its Discontents: Reconsidering the Hyper-Masculine Construction of Jesus in Evangelical and Charismatic Discourse - Dominic Vincent Wetzel, CIty University of New York (CUNY)
Seeking Alignment: Work and Inequality in Young U.S. Elites’ Romantic Relationships - Adora Lily Svitak, Yale University
The Child Not Had: Voluntary Childlessness and Reproductive Politics in the United States - JY Lin, University of Oregon
The Factory Wall Is Not a Wall: Social Reproduction Theory and Productive Sphere Struggles - Lola Loustaunau, University of Wisconsin-Madison