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DESCRIPTION:Join us for a Margot Halpenny Lecture\, part of the Annie MacDo
 nald Langstaff workshops series\, with Professor Rakhi Ruparelia\, Faculty
  of Law\, University of Ottawa.  Abstract  In 1993\, the Canadian Journal 
 of Women and the Law published a special issue on racism in an effort to “
 shift paradigms” in feminist legal scholarship in Canada. This presentatio
 n examines scholarship published in the journal since that time to evaluat
 e to what extent this aspiration has been realized. Although some progress
  has been made\, feminist theorizing around racism and colonialism is not 
 being undertaken as a matter of course. Rather\, this theorizing is pursue
 d most often when an issue has obvious significance to racialized women.  
 In her lecture\, Professor Ruparelia will explore why feminists\, and whit
 e feminists in particular\, still do not regularly integrate the impact of
  racism and colonialism into their writing and the potential consequences 
 of this choice. She argues that ignoring the role of racism and colonialis
 m in legal scholarship perpetuates systems of domination\, which feminism 
 should be aggressively dismantling\, and thus impedes the feminist project
 .  Ultimately\, she questions whether theorizing without meaningful analys
 is of the role of racism\, colonialism and other sites of oppression can s
 till be considered feminist.
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LOCATION:NCDH 202\, Chancellor Day Hall\, CA\, QC\, Montreal\, H3A 1W9\, 36
 44 rue Peel
SUMMARY:The Colour of Feminist Legal Scholarship
URL:/law/channels/event/colour-feminist-legal-scholars
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