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Tag Archives: Remembering Reena Virk Week
SURFING INDIGENOUS WAVES
Surfing Indigenous Waves By Jorge Antonio Vallejos Is radio dead? Some think so. Many say so. I guess they haven’t listened to Indigenous Waves Radio on CIUT 89.5 FM. Even better would be for doubters to be on the show … Continue reading
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Tagged "After and Before the Lightning" by Simon Ortiz, "I Use My Mothers Last Name" by Jorge Antonio Vallejos, "They Still Around" by Jorge Antonio Vallejos, Black Coffee Poet, CIUT 89.5 FM, https://blackcoffeepoet.com/, Indigenous Waves Radio, Jorge Antonio Vallejos, Remembering Reena Virk Week, The Johnnys
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REMEMBERING REENA VIRK: PROSE AND REFLECTIONS BY GITANJALI LENA
This week we’ve been remembering Reena Virk on blackcoffeepoet.com. Monday saw the 14 year anniversary of her murder. Reena was 14 and killed 14 years ago on November 14, 1997: 14, 14, 14. We had a very educational video roundtable and … Continue reading
REMEMBERING REENA VIRK: INTERVIEW WITH DR. MYTHILI RAJIVA, CO-EDITOR OF “REENA VIRK: CRITICAL PERSPECTIVES ON A CANADIAN MURDER”
Mythili Rajiva is associate professor of Sociology at Saint Mary’s University (Halifax, Nova Scotia). Her research focuses on girlhood, the Canadian South Asian diaspora, and racialized identities. Her work has appeared in such journals as The Canadian Review of Sociology, … Continue reading
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Tagged "Reena Virk: Critical Perspectives on a Canadian Murder", "The Killing Season: Interrogating Adolescence in the Murder of Reena Virk", bell hooks, Black Coffee Poet, Chandra Mohanty, Girl Violence, https://blackcoffeepoet.com/, Interview with Mythili Rajiva, Judith Butler, Mean Girls, Michele Byers, Mythili Rajiva, Reena Virk, Remembering Reena Virk, Remembering Reena Virk Week, Sheila Batacharya, South Asian girls, Tara Atluri
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