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Schwartz (Pepper) interview
No full textPepper Schwartz, who became a sociology professor at the University of Washington in 1972, reflects on her upbringing in a liberal Jewish home, where her parents emphasized the importance of formal education for her and her siblings. She recalls the first time her older brother took her to Chicago's South Side to help register voters during the Civil Rights Movement, an experience that introduced her to activism. Schwartz also shares stories of her graduate years at Yale, including efforts to demand a women's bathroom in Linsly-Chittenden Hall. She recounts the many sexist incidents she encountered on her path to becoming a tenured professor at the University of Washington. Additionally, the interview explores how Schwartz's understanding of sexuality has evolved over time and how these shifts have influenced her teaching.Faculty member; Queer Studies; Intersectionality; Feminist pedagogy; Student-professor dynamic
350 Eastside. Sara Papanikolaou interview
No full textUniversity of Washington Bothell students interview 350 Eastside co-founder, Sara Papanikolau on her experience with the company, background information on the organization, and her passion for climate justic
Wxmen’s March 2019 - Dog for Science
No full textMarch attendee walking a dog with a sign that reads, “Dog for Science