The Fourth Wall: Women of Vision Revisited

Toni Adeyemi is a recent college graduate and aspiring writer and filmmaker who is interested in the ways pop culture affects the public at large and the private lives of those who consume it.

Karina Hodoyán is an associate professor of modern and classical languages and director of the Master's in Migration Studies at the University of San Francisco. Her fields of interest are Mexican, US-Mexico border, and Chicanx literary and cultural studies; visual and performance studies; and gender and sexuality studies. Her most recent publication is “Fronteras transgredidas: performance chicano y mexicano en las Californias,” an essay in the anthology edited by Josefina Alcázar, Arte-acción y performance de los muchos Méxicos (Center for Latin/a American Studies in the Americas, 2016).

Cheryl Dunye is a film director, producer, screenwriter, editor, and actress. She is a lesbian, and her work often concerns themes of race, sexuality, and gender, particularly issues relating to Black lesbians.