Claire Potter: “From Mississippi to Times Square”

Claire Potter: “From Mississippi to Times Square: The Roots of Anti-Pornography Feminism in New Left Social Movements”
Thursday March 19th at 4:30pm
Institute for the Arts and Humanities, University Room

Claire Potter is Professor of History and Co-Director of The Humanities Action Lab at The New School for Public Engagement, “Tenured Radical” Blogger for *The Chronicle of Higher Education,* and Co-Director of OutHistory.org

Organized by the Program in Sexuality Studies at UNC-Chapel Hill. Co-sponsors: UNC-CH’s Departments of American Studies, Communication Studies, History, & Women’s and Gender Studies; The Southern Oral History Program; The Carolina Digital Humanities Initiative; and Duke University’s Information Science + Information Studies (ISIS) Program. Additional funding provided by the Provost’s Committee on LGBTQ Life at UNC-Chapel Hill.