University of Texas at Austin                                                                                                                       Division of Diversity and Community Engagement

2/26/13 Update

by Andrew on February 26, 2013

clothing swap

 

Gender Inclusive Clothing/Book Swap
Tuesday, 2/26
5pm-6:30pm
Gender & Sexuality Center, SAC 2.112

Old clothes that don’t fit? Sweaters you don’t want to wear anymore? Skirts that haven’t left the closet since Ellen did? Bring your gently worn clothes to the GSC and swap them out for stuff you might actually wear! Last semester’s swap went so well, this year we are adding books!

Everything left over will be donated. Click HERE for the Facebook event!


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Open Training: What Goods are We Really Being Sold?
Wednesday, 2/27
5pm-6pm
SAC 3.112B

Have opinions about how certain products are marketed? Curious about the true message of some commercials? Join us for a lively and interactive workshop where we’ll view commercials and discuss what we’re really being sold!

Click HERE for the Facebook event!


GSC Movie Night: Pariah

Thursday, 2/28
7pm-8:30pm
GSC Conference Room, SAC 2.112

Join Jester East RA’s, Queer People of Color and Allies, and the Gender and Sexuality Center for a screening of Pariah!

Pariah (2011)

Dir. Dee Rees

Tells the story of Alike (Adepero Oduye), a 17-year old African-American teenager embracing her identity as a lesbian. It premiered at the 2011 Sundance Film Festival and was awarded the Excellence in Cinematography Award. Currently holds a rating on Rotten Tomatoes!

 

pariah


GSC Book Club: Bossypants
Monday, 3/4
6pm-7pm
Gender & Sexuality Center, SAC 2.112

Join us if you have read Bossypants, want to read Bossypants, or are interested in talking about women in traditionally male spaces, particularly comedy.

 

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raja

 

GSC Speaker Series: Raja Bhattar, Hindu, Queer, and an Immigrant Experience
Tuesday, 3/5
7pm-8:30pm
SAC Black Box Theater 2.304

Can a person be South Asian and Queer?!

What do the Hindu scriptures say about homosexuality? What is it like to be a Queer Person of Color (QPOC) in

a community dominated by images of white, gay men?! Come listen to one man’s journey to understanding

his queer, spiritual and ethnic identities. Raja will share stories of being raised in a traditional Hindu religious community, growing up in the U.S. and the struggle to balance both worlds. Funny, yet poignant, Raja’s story will give you a unique perspective, often invisible in mainstream South Asian and Queer cultures.

This event is free and open to the public.

Parking available in university garages. For more information call (512) 232-1831 or email gsc@uts.cc.utexas.edu.

If you need assistance or accommodations call:

(512) 232-1831

Visit the GSC online at www.utgsc.com.

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