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Friday, August 9, 4:30pm
Papers:
“‘Work it Girl’: Heteronormativity in Drag Queen Bingo,” Jason
E. Sumerau, University of Tampa
“A Litany for Survival: Illuminating Utopias in the Works of Black
Female Emcees,” Jada L. Boyd, Prescott College
“Body Image and Spousal Relationship: Elderly’s Sexuality on
Randomly Selected Streets in Ile-Ife, Nigeria,” Opeyemi
Oyewunmi Ekundayo, Department of Psychology, Obafemi
Awolowo University, Ile-Ife and Femi Tinuola, Department of
Sociology, Kogi State University, Anyigba
“Emancipatory Sadomasochism,” Lisa A. Romanienko, Wroclaw
University
catchy as hell. Tonight the crowd was a roiling sea of dancing
bodies….” Yes, indeed -Maul Girls are guaranteed to BRING DA
PARTY and they will ROCK SSSP’s world!!
Check them out at: http://www.maulgirls.com and UNiTE
at: http://endviolence.un.org/ to End Violence Against Women!
10:30pm – 11:30pm Reception
(Open to SSSP Graduate Student
Members)
Graduate Student Happy Hour
Location: Latitude Bar & Grill
783 8th Avenue, between 47th & 48th
“Negotiating (A)Sexual Identities and Disorders: The Sexual
Imperative, Medicalization, and the Formation of Asexual
Identities,” Mary C. Burke, University of Vermont
“The ‘Whore Stigma’ as a Moral Experience: What Matters Most
to Prostitution-Involved Women,” Dana Zarhin and Nicole S. Fox,
Brandeis University
“Trans-ing Bodies: Crossing Boundaries in Gender, Ability, Race,
and Species,” Elroi J. Windsor, Salem College
6:30pm – 7:30pm Reception
Division Sponsored Reception
Rooms: Boadway Foyer and Broadway Ballroom
Sponsored by the following divisions: Community Research and
Development; Conflict, Social Action, and Change; Crime and
Juvenile Delinquency; Disabilities; Educational Problems;
Environment and Technology; Family; Global; Health, Health
Policy, and Health Services; Institutional Ethnography; Labor
Studies; Law and Society; Poverty, Class, and Inequality; Racial
and Ethnic Minorities; Sexual Behavior, Politics, and
Communities; Social Problems Theory; Society and Mental
Health; Sociology and Social Welfare; Sport, Leisure, and the
Body; Teaching Social Problems; and Youth, Aging, and the Life
Course
7:45pm – 10:30pm Special Event
Concert to Support the Initiative to End Domestic Violence
Room: Boadway Ballroom
Maul Girls to Perform at SSSP 2013 in Support of UNiTE. Formed
in the 1990s, Maul Girls, a NYC-based alterna-spunk quintet took
the East Village by storm with appearances at venues such as
CBGBs and the Continental. Sharing stages with eclectic acts
including The Lunachicks, They Might Be Giants, and Janis Ian,
Maul Girls offered a funky, chunky sound that the New York
Times called “high energy pop.” Having disbanded by the
Maullenium, they reunited for shows at NYC’s HOWL! Festival,
Dean Johnson’s Rock N’ Roll Fag Bar, and the Bowery Electric.
They are particularly honored to play at SSSP’s 2013 Annual
Meeting in support of UNiTE’s campaign to End Violence Against
Women! Reflecting on their 2007 HOWL! Festival performance,
Lucid Culture notes: “…their slightly askew mishmash of punk,
funk and pop pulled an impressively mixed crowd. Everybody
loved the Maul Girls because they rocked…and their songs were
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