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2013: Issues of Our Time - A Travesty of Justice: Recovering Nafissatou Diallo Gail Dines Speaks at 2007 National Feminist Conference on Pornography & Pop Culture - Part 2 Abstract
Gail Dines
 
2013: Issues of Our Time - A Travesty of Justice: Recovering Nafissatou Diallo Maid in Public: Negotiating ‘Authenticity’ via Public Confessionals, Or A Question of Agency: Narrative, Power, and the ‘Maid from Guinea’ Abstract
Manori Neelika Jayawardane
 
2013: Issues of Our Time - A Travesty of Justice: Recovering Nafissatou Diallo Gail Dines Speaks at 2007 National Feminist Conference on Pornography & Pop Culture - Part 1 Abstract
Gail Dines
 
2013: Issues of Our Time - A Travesty of Justice: Recovering Nafissatou Diallo Why is the DSK Case not Going to Trial Abstract
Henrike Dessaules
 
2013: Issues of Our Time - A Travesty of Justice: Recovering Nafissatou Diallo Migrant Maid Unlikely to Risk All for Sex, Even if Guest is DSK Abstract
Laura Agustín
 
2013: Issues of Our Time - A Travesty of Justice: Recovering Nafissatou Diallo DSK and the Meaning of Consent Abstract
Gail Dines
 
2013: Issues of Our Time - A Travesty of Justice: Recovering Nafissatou Diallo Why Is this Woman Smiling? C’mon, You Know the Answer to That! Abstract
Arthur Penny
 
2013: Issues of Our Time - A Travesty of Justice: Recovering Nafissatou Diallo The White Man’s Burden: Gonzo Pornography and the Construction of Black Masculinity Abstract
Gail Dines
 
2013: Issues of Our Time - A Travesty of Justice: Recovering Nafissatou Diallo When You Refuse, You Say ‘No!’ Abstract
Gregory Mann
 
2013: Issues of Our Time - A Travesty of Justice: Recovering Nafissatou Diallo An Updated Definition of Rape Abstract
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