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  • [SEA Chat #9] Trans-Forming Body and Space: Motion, Movement, Momentum

[SEA Chat #9] Trans-Forming Body and Space: Motion, Movement, Momentum

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  • 20 July 2018, 14.03
  • Oleh: pssat
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On Friday (7/19/18), Zachary Frial, Annemarie DiCamillo (Georgetown University, Washington, DC, United States students & USINDO) and Pemetik Buah Khuldi were present at AOA Resto & Creative Space to provide material on Trans-Forming Body and Space: Motion, Movement, Momentum in SEA Chat # 9.

Before starting the presentation, Frial, DiCamillo, and the Pemetik Buah Khuldi played their own film which told about the unique gender expression of each individual. In the discussion session, the three presenters and attendees discussed how in different places (in this case are city and state), people’s tolerance for non-normative gender expression was different.

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