Abstract
Here is an abstract intended to briefly introduce the research I conducted this summer on the topic of restroom conflicts, bodies & somatophobia.
About Marina Senderos Garcia
Although I am from Mexico City, I have lived abroad for most of my life in places such as London and São Paulo. Now, I am part of the Class of 2026 at Barnard College in New York, and my prospective majors are philosophy and economics. I am interested in understanding abstract concepts to then investigate their concrete manifestation in every-day life, hence the interdisciplinary nature of my research and leadership. Being the granddaughter of immigrants who fled from both the Spanish Civil War and the Cuban dictatorship, I am constantly drawn to the complexities of how people's identities, beliefs and economic realities shape their contribution to local communities. Ultimately, I am passionate about helping marginalised communities and contributing to a more egalitarian society as a whole.
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While researching the implications of race-segregated restrooms, I came across a fascinating concept coined by philosopher Julia Kristeva that I want to share in hopes that others will consider it within their own research and leadership! The more I think about it, the more layers I discover!
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