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Dr. Dorothy Kim
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Dr. Dorothy Kim

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Medievalist, digital humanist, intersectional feminist. She/her/hers.

Joined April 2012

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    1. Elysabeth Grace aka Dr. Margo J Hendricks‏ @Elysabethgrace Jun 6

      Know the colleagues who are problematic and, if they're pre/early modern, be honest with prospective BIPOC students. They truly don't deserve the peak racism that will come their way, especially at the dissertation stage.

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    2. Elysabeth Grace aka Dr. Margo J Hendricks‏ @Elysabethgrace Jun 6

      What I witnessed the past six months, even the past two years, was not only problematic but painful to me as an OG #PCRS #ShakeRace academic. It should not have been.

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    3. Elysabeth Grace aka Dr. Margo J Hendricks‏ @Elysabethgrace Jun 6

      To BIPOC PCRS students: Accomplices "ride and die"; allies will "shop" you in a hot minute (if I may borrow a word my cockney ex often used). How can you tell: look at their publications, esp the "old guard" who market themselves as race studies folk but

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    4. Elysabeth Grace aka Dr. Margo J Hendricks‏ @Elysabethgrace Jun 6

      fail to be "critical." Check the number of BIPOC students admitted to a program (area doesn't matter) and were retained and graduated with their academic interest intact. Reach out to these folk about their experiences, especially if they're PCRS.

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    5. Elysabeth Grace aka Dr. Margo J Hendricks‏ @Elysabethgrace Jun 6

      Check the institution's most recent hirings. Would I rec UC Santa Cruz for PCRS or ShakeRace? No, even with its CRES program (some amazing faculty by the way). PCRS and ShakeRace are disciplinary specific, not every pre/early modern or Shakespearean

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    6. Elysabeth Grace aka Dr. Margo J Hendricks‏ @Elysabethgrace Jun 6

      is interested in premodern critical race studies. The end result of my six months: there is a new BIPOC PhD working in PCRS yet the struggle to get there should not have been riddled with obstacles and what I can only call "Karenish" forms of racism.

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    7. Elysabeth Grace aka Dr. Margo J Hendricks‏ @Elysabethgrace Jun 6

      With the academy, and the humanities in particular, as it is, pursuit of a PhD (never easy) with a focus on critical race studies can be filled with white supremacist landmines. No BIPOC should be subjected to or encouraged to believe the fault is theirs.

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    8. Elysabeth Grace aka Dr. Margo J Hendricks‏ @Elysabethgrace Jun 6

      In the end, I'm proud of the BIPOC additions to #PCRS #ShakeRace communities. We need to work to make the path a little less tortuous, less filled with pettiness, micro-aggressive hostility. White sensibilities work hard to inflict harm. Very hard.

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    9. Elysabeth Grace aka Dr. Margo J Hendricks‏ @Elysabethgrace Jun 6

      BIPOC and PCRS accomplices, we need to protect our own. In this particular case, I stepped in when asked. Can't do it every time. Problematic people are known to us, let's stop pretending they're allies and do no harm. I can testify to the harm. Enough.

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    10. Elysabeth Grace aka Dr. Margo J Hendricks‏ @Elysabethgrace Jun 6

      To #ShakeRace and #PCRS ECRs who are BIPOC and need a safe space, a voice (not always listened to), and support, my DMs are open. To the pre/early modern academic community, you need to do better. Fini

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      Dr. Dorothy Kim‏ @dorothyk98 Jun 6
      Replying to @Elysabethgrace

      Yes. All this. Also inviting PCRS scholars to give talks will not do anything for your BIPOC grad students wanting to do PCRS. Band-Aid diversity BS.

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        1. Dr. Dorothy Kim‏ @dorothyk98 Jun 6
          Replying to @dorothyk98 @Elysabethgrace

          Also it is so shitty when the grads have to do this do they can get some discussion and the dept. is not doing anything even to do this.

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