Day by Day Grid Schedule

Gender, Race and Representation in Magazines and New Media

Friday, October 25, 2013

Africana Studies & Research Center

 

	Multipurpose Room	Hoyt Fuller	B-01
9:00-10:00a	Race in Cyberspace: Online Publications, Blogs and Tweets	Black Women, Fashion and Journalism	Visualizing Femininity, Producing Masculinity in Men’s Magazines
10:00-10:10a	Break
10:10-11:45a		The Military in Magazines, Representing Race, Gender and Citizenship	Selling “True” Stories: Crime and Celebrity in Magazines and Tabloids
12:00-1:00p	Lunch
1:00-2:35p	Fashion Media Discourse: Exploring Presence and Absence in Representations of Gender and Race in Fashion Magazines	Circulating Pictures of Health	Gender, Race, Class and Respectability
2:35-2:45p	Break
2:45-3:45p		Flexible Authorship: Gender, Class and Race in Early Twentieth-Century Magazines	Shopping for Freedom: Women and Advertising, New Woman to Now
3:45-5:00p	Keynote 1 – Kimberly N. Foster, Black Women Blogging Ourselves into Being

Gender, Race and Representation in Magazines and New Media

Saturday, October 26 2013

Africana Studies & Research Center

 

	Multipurpose Room	Hoyt Fuller	B-01
9:00-10:00a	Altering Course: Triumphs and Tribulations of Black Women’s Magazines	Building Bodies and Masculinities in Men’s Magazines	Feminisms in Print
10:00-10:10a	Break
10:10-11:10a	Engaging Politics through Magazines
10:10-11:45a		Magazines in a Post-Colonial World	Race, Gender and Magazines, in the Progressive Era and Roaring Twenties
11:45-1:30p	Lunch – A Knowing So Deep: An Inside View of Essence Magazine in the 1980s Roundtable via Skype in Multipurpose Room
1:30-2:30p	Instructed by Magazines: Mid-Century American Teenagers and Young Women	Wearing Race: Orientalism and Exoticism in Fashion Magazines	Tumbling, Tweeting and New Public Spheres
2:30-3:30p	Producing Identities in Diasporas
2:30-4:05p		Building Narratives of Class Mobility in Women’s Magazines in Japan and India	Talking, Selling, and Eating: Constructing Manhood in Midcentury American Periodicals
4:05-4:15p	Break
4:15-5:45p	Keynote 2 – Ellen Gruber Garvey, Ph.D, Hidden Histories: African American Community Resistance to the 19th Century Press

Gender, Race and Representation in Magazines and New Media

Sunday, October 27 2013

Africana Studies & Research Center

 

	Multipurpose Room	Hoyt Fuller	B-01
9:00-10:30a	Practitioner’s Roundtable
10:30-10:35a	Break
10:35-12:10p	Icons and Iconoclasts: Narratives of African American Women in Magazines	Beauty Politics: Race, Hair and Colorism in Magazines	Images and Archives: Analyzing the Visual Cultural of Magazines

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