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DESCRIPTION:Soyez des nôtres pour une Conférence Margot Halpenny\, s'inscri
 vant dans le cycle des Ateliers Annie MacDonald Langstaff\, avec la profes
 seure Rakhi Ruparelia\, Faculté de droit\, Université d'Ottawa. Elle parle
 ra de féminisme dans le contexte du racisme et du colonialisme.  Résumé  (
 En anglais seulement) In 1993\, the Canadian Journal of Women and the Law 
 published a special issue on racism in an effort to “shift paradigms” in f
 eminist legal scholarship in Canada. This presentation examines scholarshi
 p published in the journal since that time to evaluate to what extent this
  aspiration has been realized. Although some progress has been made\, femi
 nist theorizing around racism and colonialism is not being undertaken as a
  matter of course. Rather\, this theorizing is pursued most often when an 
 issue has obvious significance to racialized women.  In her lecture\, Prof
 essor Ruparelia will explore why feminists\, and white feminists in partic
 ular\, still do not regularly integrate the impact of racism and coloniali
 sm into their writing and the potential consequences of this choice. She a
 rgues that ignoring the role of racism and colonialism in legal scholarshi
 p perpetuates systems of domination\, which feminism should be aggressivel
 y dismantling\, and thus impedes the feminist project.  Ultimately\, she q
 uestions whether theorizing without meaningful analysis of the role of rac
 ism\, colonialism and other sites of oppression can still be considered fe
 minist.
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LOCATION:NCDH 202\, Pavillon Chancellor-Day\, CA\, QC\, Montréal\, H3A 1W9\
 , 3644\, rue Peel
SUMMARY:The Colour of Feminist Legal Scholarship
URL:/law/fr/channels/event/colour-feminist-legal-schol
 arship-238908
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