This class features a weekly conversation about one of the great shows ever: Stranger Things! 

**PLEASE NOTE: Since creating the video intro to this class, I have updated the class to last for 45 minutes.***

Specifically, we look at one or two characters from the Stranger Things universe each week and analyze them from a feminist point of view. This means examining what they say and do, how they dress, how they interact with other people, what opportunities they have or don't have in their lives, and how the writers of the show treat them.

There are two main goals in this class: Learn about the characters by analyzing them from a feminist perspective, and learn about feminism by analyzing the show. 

Here is a breakdown of the schedule for Summer 2022:
July 27: Eleven
August 3: Mike & Will
August 10: Lucas & Erica
August 17: Barb, Bob, and Alexei
August 24: Murray & Enzo
August 31: Robin & Chrissy
September 7: The Parents of Hawkins
September 14: Hopper & Joyce
September 21: Brenner, Argyle, and Susie
September 28: Billy & Max
October 5: Dustin & Eddie
October 12: Steve, Nancy, and Jonathan
October 19: Vecna & Jason
October 26: Course Wrap-up

And Fall/Winter 2022: 
October 19: Eleven
October 26: Mike & Will
November 2: Lucas & Erica
November 9: NO CLASS
November 16: Barb, Bob, and Alexei
November 23: NO CLASS
November 30: Murray & Enzo
December 7: Robin & Chrissy
December 14: The Parents of Hawkins
December 21: Hopper & Joyce
December 28: Brenner, Argyle, and Susie
January 4: Billy & MaxDustin & Eddie
January 11: Dustin & Eddie
January 18: Steve, Nancy, and Jonathan
January 25: Vecna & Jason
February 1: Course Wrap-up



Because I teach from an intersectional feminist perspective, this class is 100% affirming of trans and non-binary students, affirms the anti-racist goals of Black Lives Matter, and recognizes that feminism is about more than just gender. It's also about all the different marginalizations people experience, including race, gender, sexual orientation, ability/disability, nationality, ethnicity, neurodivergence, language, economic status, and more. 

This class is social and fast-paced. Students are encouraged to participate, either with or without their cameras on. You can subscribe for as many or as few weeks as you'd like! That's one of the benefits of the ongoing class format.