
Altar to the Women of Rhetoric: Día de Muertos Altars as a Material Rhetorical Practice for Shifting the History of Rhetoric
In Fall of 2017, a group of student’s in Frontera Retorica—the graduate student chapter of RSA at the University…
In Fall of 2017, a group of student’s in Frontera Retorica—the graduate student chapter of RSA at the University…
It’s time for our “Material and Digital Rhetorics: Openings for Feminist Action” blog carnival to come to a…
Every year, SlutWalk protesters gather together in various cities around the globe to rail against the slutshaming of…
I want girls to be empowered and to stand up for what they believe in … to be…
Like many scholars in our field, I’ve become fascinated by the affordances and challenges of new materialist thought…
On the recording, there’s a heavy thunk, then the sound of objects scattering. I had just asked my…
The hours, days, weeks, and months following hurricane María have been marked by a deep anxious sorrow for…
My dissertation research uses queer rhetoric as a lens for analyzing and studying moments of queering gender norms…
At the Maker Faire in Fall 2016 my son and I played with various toys designed to encourage…
What are we to make of the “self” captured in a “selfie”? If one is both author and…
Within Composition and Rhetoric, feminist rhetoricians have investigated the intersection of technology and pursuits of social equality. Their…