professor, teacher of religion, gender, and race in the US at Indiana University, editor @AmRelJournal
Bloomington, IN
Joined August 2011
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REMINDER: submissions for the American Religion Dissertation Prize are due August 30th 2024! The prize recognizes outstanding dissertation writing in the field broadly understood as "religion in the Americas." Details here: american-religion.org/announ… @Prof_girlfriend @mcharriss
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Coming soon: American Religion vol. 5, no. 2 (Spring 2024) is both a special issue and a Special Issue titled "Subversive Religion and More-than-Human Materialities in Latin America."
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What a treat to log on and see that @AmRelJournal is publishing our Fashioning Masculinities panel! This was so so so fun, please go check it out - @cody_musselman and @wmstell are already up so you can learn about men's concerted efforts to look properly married and not gay🕴️
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In case you missed it: Brandon Bayne on whether “exchange” and “gift-giving” are appropriate metaphors for American religion, especially in cases of colonial coercion and extraction.
american-religion.org/retell…
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It’s already this coming Monday! Join me on Feb. 5, 2pm EST/8 pm CET for a @jewish_studies conversation with the authors of major recent books in gender/sexuality @MaxStrassfeld @jennycaplan @Prof_girlfriend and Marjorie Lehman. Registration link in the comment below.
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The Religious Studies department at UNC Greensboro is at risk! Sign the petitions now to fight to preserve the academic study of religion: aarweb.org/AARMBR/Publicatio…
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Check out Isaiah Ellis' article in our "Retelling U.S. Religious History series!
Ellis shows how certain narrative geographies influence our study, and imagination, of the American religious landscape.
american-religion.org/retell…
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📣📣📣I’m doing an online @jewish_studies thing with amazing authors of recent amazing books in Gender and Sexuality *and* Jewish studies. Save the date! Link to register in the comment below.
With thanks to my co-organizer Marjorie Lehman
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Do you ever feel inefficient? Do you hate that you feel bad about that? If you, like me, answer yes to both questions, I'd love for you to check out my new article in @AmRelJournal. Here’s the title page and abstract! (Link in the thread.)
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Applications are open for the '24 cohort of Lilith's New 40 program for Jewish feminist writers over *45*!
Apply at the link in the comments by 11/10.
For inspiration, here's a small assortment of writing by previous cohort members, published in Lilith's winter '23 issue!
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heeeeey women and their gender diverse friends coming to @AARWeb #AARSBL23 maybe you want to check out this awesome session where we talk together about publishing. you can hang out with @Drkeriday @Prof_girlfriend @SKhojaMoolji @mollyfarneth Andrea Jain and it will be super fun.
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Check out Genevieve Nrenzah's essay in our "American Religion Goes Abroad" Series!
In this essay, she discusses the religious, political and cultural significance of African hair both in the continent and the diaspora.
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Check out Amanullah De Sondy's article in our "American Religion Goes Global" series!
In this piece, he discusses causes for the "Islam vs West" binary lens employed for issues of sexual and gender liberation in Pakistan.
american-religion.org/amrel-…
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Thank you, @Prof_girlfriend. I join you in support of the student who was threatened because of their Palestinian origins. Freedom of speech and freedom of inquiry are only possible where there is freedom of movement.
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My new article in the Journal of Religious Ethics describes the forces at play on the founding of the JRE in the United States in the 1970s - forces in religious studies, Christian ethics, academic philosophy, and diverse pedagogical environments. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
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In our newest College Commons Podcast episode, Sarah Imhoff @Prof_girlfriend introduces us to Jessie Sampter who broke the Zionist mold. “The Lives of Jessie Sampter: Queer, Disabled, Zionist” is a @JewishBook National Jewish Book Award Finalist. collegecommons.huc.edu/bully…
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"People across the political spectrum often assume religion must be inherently conservative and unchanging when it comes to sex and gender," writes @Prof_girlfriend.
But that's not necessarily true, she says in this piece via @ConversationUS.
jweekly.com/2023/07/10/nonbi…
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So pleased to participate in the life of this fab new(ish) journal. I wrote a review of Jeremy David Engels's *The Ethics of Oneness: Emerson, Whitman, and the Bhagavad Gita* press.uchicago.edu/ucp/books…
We're so excited that our 4.2 issue is out now!! 🥳🥳🥳 Check it out on Project MUSE: muse.jhu.edu/issue/49189
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In her new essay, "Liberal Creeds: Signs of Belief in the US Suburbs," Méadhbh Mcivor examines how “We Believe..." signs function as "defanged and depoliticized" American liberal creeds.
Read it here in our new issue: muse.jhu.edu/issue/49189
