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In the Summer issue of Ms. , we look into the origins and consequences of a new Florida law that could decimate degree programs in women’s and gender studies, Africana, ethnic and queer studies, among others.
And lest you think this is just a “Florida problem,” author Aviva Dove-Viebahn explains how the law fits into a radical right-wing strategy that extends nationwide. Lorna Bracewell, an associate professor at Flagler College in St. Augustine, warns that “if these policies are permitted to go into effect … it’s a death knell for public education in the state—and it’s not going to be confined to the state.” [link removed] [[link removed]]
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Here’s a glimpse at what else you’ll find within the pages of the upcoming Summer issue:
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A
look
back
at
50
years
of
women
in
hip-hop.
Scholar
Janell
Hobson
writes
women
into
the
story
of
hip-hop
while
grappling
with
that
ever-present
dilemma:
How
do
we
love
hip-hop
when
hip-hop
doesn’t
always
love
us
back?
*
A
solution
to
inequality
in
professional
sports—let
women
and
men
play
together.
“Gender
segregation
makes
us
believe
that
men
and
women
are
fundamentally
so
different
that
they
can’t
even
play
sports
together,”
writes
Susan
Shaw.
“Because
that’s
what
we
believe,
that’s
what
we
see.”
*
A
Ms.
conversation
with
legal
scholar
Diane
Rosenfeld
and
actor
and
activist
Ashley
Judd.
Along
with
frequent
Ms.
contributor
Carrie
Baker,
they
discuss
Rosenfeld’s
new
book,
The
Bonobo
Sisterhood:
Revolution
Through
Female
Alliance
,
and
reveal
what
some
of
humanity’s
closest
living
relatives
can
teach
us
about
preventing
sexual
violence.
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