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Queer Studies Easter Symposium 2007
Photo Gallery
Day 2 |
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From
the first session in the auditorium of Teatro Arlequin: Articulating
Hidden Discourses. In the photo:
Agustin
Villalpando (interpreter) and the speakers: Darnell
L. Moore
(Princeton
Theological Seminary) and Marti
Bier
(LBJ
School of Public Affairs,
University
of Texas-Austin)
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From the second session of 9 April: Queer Identities in
Transition. In the photo, the speakers: Michael
Guzman
Department
of Linguistics
University
of Massachusetts - Amherst, Alberto
Ramírez
ALPsI/ATENCION
LEGAL Y PSICOLO and Jesús
R. Robles Maloof, Coordinator
for the Social Democratic Party in Mexico City.
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From the third session: Queer Spiritualities
with Manuel
Villalobos Mendoza from Garrett
Evangelical Theological Seminary, Chicago and José
Álvaro Olvera I.
from Comunidad
Católica Vino Nuevo in Mexico City |
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After the plenary sessions in the auditorium
during the day, the evening sessions took place in the cozy bar of the
Theater: Tercera Llamada where we started with the presentation of
the book: Jóvenes
corazones gay en la ciudad de México by social
anthropologist Mauricio
List Reyes from the Benemérita
Universidad Autónoma in Puebla. The
presenteres were Héctor Salinas (Universidad
Autónoma de la Ciudad de México (UACM) and Raúl
Balbuena Bello
from
Universidad
Autónoma de Baja California
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An attentive audience in Cafe Tercera Llamada,
during the presentation of Raúl
Balbuena Bello
from Universidad
Autónoma de Baja California |
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The evening ended with three personal
testimonies by Mexican gay activists in front of the dominant image of
Marilyn Monroe, the eternal God Mother of our evening sessions in Tercera
Llamada: Federico
C. Ruenes Torres y Marco Montes Ponce from Mexico City's Gay
Men's Forum (Foro de Hombres Gay) and Carlos Antonio Márquez Ruíz
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Photos
from the Queer Studies Easter Symposium 2007
Day
1
Day
3
Day
4
Conference
Cocktail and the Opening of the Conference Exhibition
Lesbarbie in Doce30
Day
5
Day
6
Day
7
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Los
Martes de Enkidu
Febrero 2007
