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“JR : Can you describe how the perception of memoir is changing in the academy?”
“What it was like integrating personal narrative with scholarly writing?”
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“Tiffany Gayle Chenault : It’s called a developmental editor!”
“Georgiann Davis is Professor of Sociology at the University of New Mexico.”
“Sociology is always the why: why is this happening?”
“In my first book, I weaved a little bit of my personal experience being intersex with interview data that I collected.”
“Revisiting these experiences was so hard, and processing them in therapy was really helpful.”
“How did you strike a balance between the two writing styles in your books?”
“I think part of writing a book like Black Woman Runner means showing resistance, which for me, is joy.”
“They had to tell me, that’s too academic, people won’t understand that .”
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“As an academic going through grad school, we are not trained to do this kind of writing.”
“For example, in Five Star White Trash I talk about how after I got my GED, I went to a community college just outside of Chicago.”
“JR : You both use your memoirs to connect your personal experiences to broader discussions about race and racism.”
“From writing, to reading, to teaching memoir, these authors offer a unique perspective on the growing role of memoir in the academy and beyond.”
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“She is the author of Contesting Intersex: The Dubious Diagnosis.”
“There are patterns here, and so we need to be more aware and attuned to how racism impacts things like health and exercise.”