Number 10, December 2016

Editorial

Signs of the Future of Feminist Praxis and Practise: IGDS Graduate Students and the Evolution of Caribbean Gender Theorising
Dalea Bean and Raquel Sukhu

Peer Reviewed Essays

• “I Am Not A Girlie Girl!”: Young Women’s Negotiation of Feminine Powerlessness
  Sue-Ann Barratt

• “What is this t'ing t'en about Caribbean Feminisms?”: Feminism in the Anglophone Caribbean, circa 1980-2000
  Ellie McDonald

• Other Ways of Seeing and Knowing: Historical Re-Vision in “The Salt Roads”
  Debra Providence

• Women and Change in Hugo Chavez’s Bolivarian Revolution
  Aleah Ranjitsingh

Gender Dialogues

• An Investigation into the State’s Response to the Trafficking of Women and Girls in Jamaica
  Tameka Hill

• Sitting on Artifacts of Gender
  Angelica Rodriguez Bencosme

• The Internet is Cool, Scholarship is Cold and Beyoncé is a Feminist: Reflections on the Popular Action Assignment in “Introduction to Women’s Studies”
  Amilcar Sanatan

Research in Action

• Carnival Theatre: An Empowerment and Transformation Model for Long-term and Lifer Inmates at Trinidad’s Maximum Security Men’s Prison, Arouca
  Ellen O'Malley-Camps

Poetry

• The Soroptimists and The Misogynist
  Nicholas Gilbert

Book Review

• Review of “Islam and the Americas”, Edited by Aisha Khan
  By Patricia Mohammed

Postgraduate Research Degrees

• Postgraduate Research Degrees awarded by the IGDS

Biographies of contributors