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From Feminist Praxis to Campus Care: Students Launch the Pregnancy Test Access Project (January 15, 2026)
Marielle Marcaida Receives 2025–2026 Graduate Labor Research Grant (November 14, 2025)
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Mobley SD, Johnson RW, Sewell CJP, Johnson JM, Neely AJ. “We Are Not Victims”: Unmasking Black Queer and Trans* Student Activism at HBCUs. About Campus. 2021;26(3):24-28. doi:10.1177/1086482220953221
Yingyi Wang. (2021). Unfinished Revolution: An Overview of Three Decades of LGBT Activism in China. Made in China Journal.
"From Ayotzinapa to Ferguson, Fue el Estado: Indigenous Epistemologies and Transnational Solidarity in Response to State Violence," Decolonial Feminist Praxis: Centering Knowledge and Resistance at the Margins. Eds. Annie I Fukushima and K. Melchor Hall for Democratizing Knowledge Project Fellows. 2021.
Yingyi Wang. (2019). When tongzhi marry: experiments of cooperative marriage between lalas and gay men in urban China. Feminist Studies (45)1, 13-35.
Castner, R. (2012). Manufacturing identities, producing poverty : criminalizing poor women through welfare fraud. University of Washington.
Rosenberg, K. E. (2008). From moderate chastisement to mandatory arrest : responses to violence against women in Canada and the United States. University of Washington.
Sasha Su-Ling Welland. “Being Between: Can Multiracial Americans Form a Cohesive Anti-racist Movement beyond Identity Politics and Tiger Woods Chic?,” ColorLines: Race, Culture, Action, 6.2 (2003): 31-33.
Zafra, Nina. (2025). "Why Do We Like to Play at Labor? Exploring How the Identities of Femme-Presenting and Feminized People of Color Impact Gameplay Decisions in Stardew Valley."