<aside> 🤳 Each member of the class will create an Instagram account (separate from your own account, if you have one) documenting your experiences and observations of life at Barnard or Columbia (or other school/university) through the lens of gender, sexuality, and school. Try to use both a combination of posts and stories to document your observations, noticings, wonderings, thoughts, memes, etc. The objective here is to try to tell as much of a visual narrative through photos and commentary in the caption about what you are noticing about gender and sexuality at Barnard or Columbia (or other school/university) through an intersectional, feminist, queer, and/or trans lens. You can choose to document yourself through selfies (see #365feministselfie for inspiration); through your own group of friends; and/or through other groups, communities, clubs, and events you observe on campus. Instagram stories can also do the same work here; please be mindful that using a variety of posts and stories will be key for documenting the expressive range of your digital ethnography.

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• Make it about gender
• Presence of men on campus
• Taking up space
• Who sits where
• Where are the spaces
• Milstein and Diana as sites for infiltration
  • Seeing those two Columbia boys in Diana and how it made me feel
  • Attacked, claustrophobic, Why are you on my campus? Why are you in my space?
• What does it mean to go to Barnard?
• How are Barnard students sexualized by male Columbia students
  • When she has the Barnard tote
• What is the appeal of a Barnard femme student versus a Columbia femme student
• Chastity gates at Barnard
  • Barnard protected by (white) “womanhood,” “femininity”

B a r n a r d

barred nard

Definition of Barred:

1. closed or secured with a long rod or rigid piece of wood, metal, or similar material.

   "he sits by a barred window"

2. 2.marked with bands of color or light.

   "he spotted a barred owl"

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