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March 4:  M. Mick Powell(she/her/hers); “Flesh Into Blossom”: The Queer Poetics of Radical Pleasure

Synopsis: Over 40 years out from Audre Lorde’s formative essay “Uses of the Erotic: The Erotic as Power,” queer feminist poets of color continue to consider how we create new work about the erotic, the intimate, and the sensual; work that illuminates the beauties and complexities of loving others and ourselves in the bodies we inhabit.  In this lecture, we’ll explore how contemporary queer and trans poets of color decenter white, patriarchal, heteronormative, and cisnormative narratives around the body and intimacy through gurlesque, afrofuturistic, and liberatory aesthetics.  Mick will read from her chapbookchronicle the body() and highlight other poets narrating from new spaces of sensuality and pleasure.

Biography: M. Mick Powell(she/her/hers)is a queer Black fat femme feminist poet based in Connecticut. She is an Assistant Professor of Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies at the University of Connecticut.  Mick earned her Master of Fine Arts degree in Creative Writing (Poetry) from Southern Connecticut State University in and her Bachelor’s in Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies and Africana Studies from UConn in   Her work has been published or is forthcoming inFrontier Poetry, Tinderbox Poetry, Columbia Journal, Apogee Journal, Winter Tangerine, and elsewhere.  Her chapbook,chronicle the body, wonYemassee Journal‘s 2nd Annual Chapbook Contest and was published in March   You can find her

March   Luz N. Burgos-López(she/her/hers/ella); Anti-Blackness and the Monolith Construction of Latinidad

Synopsis: In this lecture, Burgos-López will expand on the construction of Latinidad in higher education by offering a conceptual analysis to examine the erasure of Blackness and anti-Blackness with Latinx literature. Burgos-López will demonstrate how this literature often erases Blackness and/or does not address anti-Bla

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