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Governing Empowerment: “Second-Wave” Feminism and Population Control Post-1971 War of Independence in Bangladesh

2024

The Seductress and the Hag: The Demonization of Women as Witches in Arthur Miller’s The Crucible and Beyond
- Kirshbaum, Ella
- Advisor(s): Lang, Jonathan
After Cesar, Se Puede: An Analysis of UFW Political Advocacy and Farmworker Justice in the 21st Century
- Zarate, Alina L
- Advisor(s): Xu, Fang
“Hindu Toilers” and “White Workmen”: South Asian Labor during the Urbanization andIndustrialization of the Bay Area
- Sahu, Sharanya
- Advisor(s): Balakrishnan, Sai
“We want you to listen to our words.” A Case Study of Indigenous Parents’ Advocacy for their Children at the Carlisle Indian BoardingSchool, 1879 to 1918
- Kretz, Ariana
- Advisor(s): Hesse, Carla
Beyond the screen: Deconstructing the Orientalism towards Chinese women in films
- Qin, Rachel
- Advisor(s): Ruyle, Jordan