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Experiences at Bays Mountain even more meaningful through eyes of a child

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By Kelsey Kiser
| Kingsport Times-News Verified
Editor’s note: Congratulations to Kelsey Kiser, the 15th weekly winner in the “I Am Bays Mountain” contest sponsored by Bays Mountain Park & Planetarium and the Times News. Like so many of us, I have visited Bays Mountain countless times; I love to hike there with my husband, Zach, observe the animals, and bring visiting family to share this beautiful spot. Though I’ve loved it from the first moment, Bays Mountain took on new significance for me when I began bringing my daughter, Nova.
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Modern Drama: Vol 63, No 4

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By Bradley Rogers, Kelsey Kiser, Matthew Franks, Duncan Wheeler
| The Canadian Journal of Human Sexuality ( UTP) Verified
Articles 63(4), pp. 393–414 First published online: December 14, 2020 Abstract | Full Text | References | PDF (318 KB) | ePub (34 KB) 63(4), pp. 415–434 First published online: December 14, 2020 Abstract | Full Text | References | PDF (242 KB) | ePub (31 KB) 63(4), pp. 435–454 First published online: December 14, 2020 Abstract | Full Text | References | PDF (270 KB) | ePub (30 KB) 63(4), pp.
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The Domestic Sphere as Counter-Surveillance in Lorraine Hansberry’s A Raisin in the Sun

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By Kelsey Kiser
| The Canadian Journal of Human Sexuality ( UTP) Verified
Lorraine Hansberry was placed under surveillance by the Federal Bureau of Investigation prior to A Raisin in the Sun’s Broadway debut in 1959. Totalling over a thousand pages of memos, reports, and letters of investigative analysis, Hansberry’s FBI file reveals that the bureau tracked her play for Communist sympathies but also, and more surprisingly, collected interviews in which she insisted that her occupation was not playwright but housewife.
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