Holy Blacked Out: Workshop

All are invited to attend Holy Blacked Out, a workshop led by Antonia Terrazas on Friday, November 8 in Tennent 3. This workshop will explore creative exegetical methods of reading toxic theologies in the pursuit of healing and liberation. Participants will discover and practice erasure poetry and blackout poetry as a medium for this work.

Antonia Terrazas is an MDiv graduate from Duke Divinity School and creator of Holy Blacked Out (@holyblackedout). She currently lives in Durham, North Carolina, and tweets about spirituality, fat liberation, sexuality, and lipstick at @antoniaterrazas.

Participants should bring a printed piece of theological literature that they would like to deconstruct during the workshop. Some extra copies may be available on site, but the practice will be most meaningful for those who bring their own selections.

All are welcome to one or both parts of the event:

3:15–3:45 p.m.—Part I: Presentation and Q & A with Antonia

Break

4:00–5:00 p.m.—Part II: Blackout Poetry Workshop/Hands-On Erasure

Hosted by Dr. Lindsey Trozzo’s Queer Hermeneutics course, the Holy Blacked Out Workshop is sponsored by the Center for Theology, Women, and Gender.

For questions, please email [email protected].