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Systemic Oppression of Women, Internalized Sexism and Rape Culture
Dr. Patricia Bradshaw, Dean, Sobey School of Business at Saint Mary’s University and Dr. Esther E. Enns, Dean of Arts at Saint Mary’s University discuss what we can learn from the SMU/UBC rape chant controversy. A light lunch will be served. Registration required.
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Atlantic School of Theology Library Gallery
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The Oaks, SMU Community Garden
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