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Culture appropiation
As discussed in class, we experience and witness culture appropriation in most of our daily life activities. Going to a restaurant, taking a yoga...
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Event Recap: "Revolutionizing Wikipedia: A Queer & Feminist Edit-a-Thon"
This post was originally published on futuresinitiative.org on March 1, 2019. To read the original post, click here . First, I would like to thank...
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(Free webinar) The OED and historical text collections: discovering new words
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