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- Alison Piepmeier was a professor in the Women's and Gender Studies Program at the College of Charleston, and much, much more. When she wasn't working to bring down the patriarchy, she wrote here and elsewhere about feminist disability studies, Zines, her ugly car, and an eclectic range of topics. She also wrote about the brain tumor that eventually caused her death on August 12, 2016, at the age of 43. Twitter: @alisonpiepmeier
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4 comments:
Ouch. On behalf of journalism, sorry.
Kenneth, you are out there doing good in the world of journalism. No apologies necessary.
<3
You are adorable.
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