Samira K. Mehta, PhD
@samirakmehta
Associate Prof @CUBoulder. Author of Beyond Chrismukkah (UNC Press, 2018) & The Racism of People Who Love You (Beacon Press, forthcoming Jan 2023).
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Throughout THE RACISM OF PEOPLE WHO LOVE YOU, Samira K. Mehta, PhD works in highly personalized experiences, navigating spaces where she’s often questioned for her choices that often come down to her biracial identity and upbringing. INT'L. EXAMINER 🐉 buff.ly/48PouTc
Popping back on to Twitter for what else but self-promotion! I wrote a little holiday piece: #Hanukkah #Chanukah #Christmas #TheIndustrialRevolution
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I love writing with Brett Krutzsch, Ph.D. Krutzsch, but I also love being edited by him. Check out my piece on this special issue of The Revealer Religion and Reproductive Rights.”
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Sukkot, the Jewish 'Festival of booths,' begins today. Learn more about it from Samira K. Mehta, PhD F'14 in The Conversation U.S.: bit.ly/3PX6mAE
Cue happy dance! 💃 Jewish Women's Archive chose Julia Watts Belser’s LOVING OUR OWN BONES and Samira K. Mehta, PhD’s THE RACISM OF PEOPLE WHO LOVE YOU for their book club this year! 🙏 buff.ly/2Ohb0ag
It was an honor and a delight to be one of the Jewish Women's Archive Book Club Picks for 2023-2024, along with amazing folks like Julia Watts Belser, tahneer oksman, Sandy Fox, and Emily Bowen Cohen. Thank you, JWA!
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In which Dr. Lauren MacIvor Thompson plays the role of Cassandra, who was, you know, also right.
A lovely write-up in the CU Boulder Arts and Sciences magazine of #TheRacismOfPeopleWhoLoveYou :
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In one of the last good things that happened (for me) before this platform collapsed, the delightful Sarah Doneghy noticed #TheRacismOfPeopleWhoLoveYou and asked if I would appear on Mixed Messages. And here I am, episode 8!
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Samira K. Mehta, PhD considers Sweet Magnolias' depiction of a racial utopia and contrasts the show with the novels upon which they're based.
”The Racism of People Who Love You: Essays on Mixed Race Belonging” written by Samira K. Mehta, PhD is a reminder to all of us of the Bill of Rights for Racially Mixed People (Maria P.P. Root). Thank you for writing this book and sharing your stories.
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