Dear Adeshina,
I will keep my eyes open for an opportunity to see your presentation. KASC usually posts the videos from their presentations online. I don't see yours posted yet, but will keep checking back. Your topic, Bodification: Afrobeats and the Abject Female Body, is very relevant to exploring gender equity and representation in current times in Africa as well as its impact on the diaspora.
Here is the link to KASC's site,
https://kasc.ku.edu/. Looking forward to seeing your presentation video on there soon.
Cheers & Best wishes,
Jamaine
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Hey Professor,
Good morning from Nigeria!
I had a good time with the audience yesterday. The talk went well. Thank you so much!
I am exploring how Afrobeats represents the patriarchal performance of the female body as a body that does not matter.
How have you been?
Kindly,
Adeshina
On Wednesday, December 4, 2024, 4:13 AM, Abidogun, Jamaine M <JamaineAbidogun@MissouriState.edu> wrote:
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