This course will be an interdisciplinary, and Western decentered study of feminist and gender theory. Together, we will explore the ways systems of oppression shape people's lives throughout the world transnationally. We will explore how the production of knowledge has been gendered and racialized and who is missing from the conversation. We will also discover how gendered and queer people have historically examined and disrupted structures of oppression and what innovative voices and practices are surfacing with millennial feminist and gender theory.  Finally, we will discover how inequalities of class, caste, race, community, religion, ethnicity and sexuality intersect with gender to produce particular politics of gendered hypervisibility, visibility, and invisibility within art practice. 

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