The political strategy behind the so-called Grievance Studies hoax is one that is regressive, pernicious and deliberately aimed at taking down critical theorists working in feminism, race, queer and decolonial studies.
Jacob Breslow
Jacob Breslow is a Teaching Fellow in Transnational Gender and Sexuality Studies at LSE, where he co-convenes a course on feminist epistemologies with Emma Spruce. He researches contemporary U.S. social justice movements and the ways in which the idea of childhood operates within and against them. Currently, he is working on a book with the University of Minnesota Press, titled: After Childhood: Ambivalence, Belonging, and the Psychic Life of the Child.
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