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UNC, Duke Host Two-Day Women, Religion Teach-In
By Philissa Cramer and Joelle Ruben | November 5DURHAM -- UNC and Duke faculty and students collaborated last week to present a teach-in examining women's resistance to religious fundamentalism. The teach-in, titled "Women Fight Fundamentalism: Before and After September 11," was held in two parts Thursday and Friday, with each campus hosting one session. Thursday's session, held in UNC's Hanes Art Center, explored the ideas that war is a gendered institution and that long-standing stereotypes of fundamentalism affect current events. "I would hope this forum would produce solidarity for women fighting for justice in the world,"
