Apr 23 2026

Dr. Mandisa Haarhoff: Reconciling Body and Soil: Land, Gender, Indigeneity, and Race in South African Farm Literature

April 23, 2026

3:30 PM - 5:00 PM America/Chicago

Location

207 Addams Hall, Black Cultural Center

Address

830 S. Halsted St., Chicago, IL 60607

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Join the UIC Social Justice and Human Rights Cluster for a talk on "Reconciling Body and Soil: Land, Gender, Indigeneity, and Race in South African Farm Literaturee" by Dr. Mandisa Haarhoff, Assistant Professor, Pennsylvania State University.

Check out Dr. Haarhoff's latest publication, "Staging a farm murder: the imagined black perpetrator in Karin Brynard's Weeping waters" in Journal of the African Literature Association here.

Event Co-Sponsors: BLST/COMM/GWS 410, Gender & Women's Studies

Contact

Dr. Manoucheka Celeste
manouche@uic.edu

Date posted

Apr 9, 2026

Date updated

Apr 9, 2026