We've Come Undone
Kayhan Irani's performance, "We've Come Undone," shows the emotional
effects of racist targeting against Muslims and its conflation of
heterogeneous identities through the experience of a Sikh woman who
receives a Muslim-hate phone call in the wake of the racial-profiling
responses to 9/11. This performance was recorded at the evening kick-off event
for The Scholar & Feminist Conference XXXII,
"Fashioning Citizenship: Gender and Immigration," on March 23, 2007
at Barnard College.
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