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    Feminisms and Rhetorics 2017 Reviews Overview

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    By Kristin Ravel on November 13, 2017 2017 Feminisms and Rhetorics

    It’s now been just over a month since the 2017 Feminisms and Rhetorics Conference, and here at the DRC we are happy to present a glimpse at some of the wonderful presentations connected to digital and multimodal rhetorics.

    The theme for the conference this year, “Rhetorics, Right, (R)evolutions” included feminist work of academics, activists, and advocates who are committed to making strives toward social justice and equality.

    As you read, we encourage you to keep the conversations going by responding in the comments or tweeting us @SweetlandDRC. Also check out the archive of comments on Twitter by searching for #femrhet2017.

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    • Kristin Ravel
      Kristin Ravel

      Dr. Kristin Ravel is an Assistant Professor of English at Rockford University. Her research interests encompass multimodality, digital media studies, ethics in communication, and feminist theory.

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