Volume 23, Issue 3: Spring 2021

About this Issue

Editor: Jen Wingard, University of Houston
Associate Editor: Temptaous McKoy, Bowie State University
Editorial Assistant: Rachelle A.C. Joplin, University of Houston
Web Coordinator: Abigail L. Morris, East Carolina University
Cover Art: Abigail L. Morris, East Carolina University

Articles

From Resilience to Resistance: Repurposing Faculty Writers’ Survival Strategies
Sandra L. Tarabochia
Tags: data poem, faculty writers, feminist research methods, poetic inquiry, qualitative inquiry, resilience

Reading and Writing the Social Swirls of The French Chef: Social Circulation and the Fan Mail of Julia Child
Lindy E. Briggette
Tags: archival research, fan letters, genre, Julia Child, material culture of writing, social circulation

Recoveries and Reconsiderations

DIY Invitational Rhetoric: Engaging with the Past, Promoting Ongoing Dialogues, and Combating Racism
Kristy Crawley
Tags: “A Black Legacy Wrapped Up in Fur”, Cindy L. Griffin, dialogue, DIY invitational rhetoric, Jasmine Sanders, Sonja K. Foss

Disturbing White Perfectionism in the Graduate Student Habitus
Britt Starr
Tags: antiracism, composition and rhetoric, feminist pedagogy, graduate education, perfectionism, personal and institutional transformation, white supremacy culture

Hitting the Limits of Feminist Rhetorical Listening in the Era of Donald Trump
Faith Kurtyka
Tags: Conservative, ethnography, Feminist methods

Students’ Written Responses to Holocaust Survivor Nessy Marks
Elizabeth McGhee Williams and Kate Pantelides
Tags: archive, Holocaust, Letters, Lithuania

The Praxis of Listening in Feminist-Relational Research
Christiane Boehr
Tags: feminist rhetoric, Feminist-relational research, listening guide, recursive listening practices, women writing in community

Book Reviews

Review of Black Women in Politics: Demanding Citizenship, Challenging Power, and Seeking Justice
Margaret V. Williams
Tags: Black feminism, book review, diasporic Black women, Intersectionality, policy, politics, rhetoric

Review of Feminist Connections: Rhetoric and Activism Across Time, Space, and Place
Caitlin Burns
Tags: activism, book review, feminism, feminist theory, rhetoric, women’s studies

Review of The Borders of AIDS: Race, Quarantine, and Resistance
Ryan Mitchell
Tags: book review, decolonizing feminisms, film and media studies, gender, lgbtqia2s+, politics, sexuality, women’s studies

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