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Yale picks a decolonising feminist

Yale picks a decolonising feminist

Not sure anyone could make this up.

This is from the Yale Institute of Sacred Music. What is does ought to be clear from the title.

What they are hiring is off another planet.

Welcome to Eleanor Craig, who will be spending time at the ISM this summer as a short-term fellow. Eleanor is postdoctoral fellow in Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies at Emory University.
At the ISM, Craig will be studying poet Mei-mei Berssenbrugge’s papers at Beinecke Library for a book project on religion, ritualization, and decolonial feminist critique in Asian diasporic poetry.

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