Gender and Right Wing Politics: Historical Perspectives
Part of 139th AHA Annual MeetingPresented by Maza, Sarah C.
Saturday 10 January 2026·1:30 pm
The round table features three US specialists, one Latin Americanist and one Europeanist, all of whom will give short presentations on the ways in which their historical expertise informs our understanding of the weaponization of gender issues by current right-wing movements and governments. We will leave as much time as possible for questions and discussion.
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