INTERVIEW: Dr. Kimberly Williams

We unpack the misogyny, white supremacism, and settler colonialism of the Calgary Stampede with associate professor in Women's and Gender Studies at Mount Royal University, Dr. Kimberly Williams.<br>PALGARY ALMANAC #150<br><br>Playlist: <ul><li>hello moth - Echos of a summer afternoon</li><li>Patrick Watson - Blue</li><li>Flore Laurentienne - 1991</li><li>Perfume Genius - Pop Song</li><li>Σtella - The Truth Is</li><li>Matthew Cardinal - May 24th</li><li>Samantha Savage Smith - Siren</li><li>Angel Olsen - This Is How It Works</li><li>Damien Jurado - Meeting Eddie Smith</li><li>Basement Sweet - Breathe</li><li>Julie Doiron & Dany Placard - Vénus</li><li>Ghostkeeper - The Trees</li><li>Nation Of Language - Across That Fine Line</li><li>Steven Lambke - Turn the Planet Over</li><li>wihtikow - 1879</li><li>Sanctums - Neon Wraith</li><li>Hermitess - Stillist City ft Selci - Selci Remix</li><li>Zoon - Oil pastel/Dope sick (ft. Cadence Weapon)</li><li>Sheenah Ko - Wake Up</li><li>Kellarissa - After Hours</li><li>Helado Negro - Ya no estoy aqui</li><li>Central Heat Exchange & Teen Daze - Fortnight (Teen Daze Remix)</li></ul><img src="https://feedpress.me/link/15371/15419294.gif" height="1" width="1"/>