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Cyber bullying and Social Media
One of the biggest things that people of online communities tend to overlook is the fact that words do hurt. Although these things that are hurtful...
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Sexism in Advertising
Melanie Mazzarini Kim Lier Emily Boudreau Brooklyn Gardner Cammi Sperling Professor Sylvia Intro to Communication & Media November 27, 2017 Since...
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Beauty Standards: What Society Says is Good Enough
“Who says, who says you’re not perfect? Who says you’re not worth it? Who says you're the only one that's hurtin'? Trust me, that's the price of...
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Afrofuturism for Beginners: A Review of "Afrofuturism" by Ytasha Womack
What do P-Funk, W.E.B. Du Bois, and Janelle Monae have in common? At first glance, not much. On the second? Everything. I picked up Ytasha Womack’s...
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Feminist Futurisms (a HASTAC@ASU Bibliography)
In the Fall of 2018 Anne Hammang, Rebecca Monteleone, and Kaethe Selkirk joined me in a directed reading on the topic of "Feminist Futures." While...
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The Debate With Online Surveillance
The Debate with Online Surveillance The topic of online surveillance has long been an issue up for debate. According to Merriam-Webster, surveillance...
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Notes from an Irreducible Conversation: Fred Moten and Arthur Jafa #BlackandBlur #IntellectualPublics
Last Monday, December 11, I was lucky enough to hear a public conversation between two of the most brilliant and creative minds of our generation,...
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SAVE NetNeutrality
Centering Around Net Neutrality: A Statement from the Critical Pedagogy Summit Seattle, WA, Dec 1, 2017 Via Ivette Bayo Urban , PhC, MEd., MSIS “...
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Justice League Ousted From A Flight
Please check out this post from my website, HUMANITIES HEART. We all must travel to get to our destinations, we must hold the airlines accountable...
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Using GIS to remap agriculture from the worker's point of view
I want to share with you all – and seek your collective wisdom about – a mapping project that I have been working on intermittently for the past year...
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CCSWG18 Week 1 Write-Up: Gender + Programming Culture
WEEK 1: GENDER + PROGRAMING CULTURE by Ali Rachel Pearl Week 1 Threads: Week 1: COLOSSUS and LUMINARY: The Apollo 11 Guidance Computer (AGC) Code...
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Recap: Scholars for Social Justice Twitter Chat
Last Tuesday, February 13th, Scholars for Social Justice (SSJ) held their first Twitter chat on the subject of "Racism, Resistance, and Free Speech”...
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Digital Accessibility and You
I have been working on a series of blog posts on digital accessibility for the last several months. This is a topic that is near and dear to my heart...
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Black Listing Then and Now?: Similarities and Continuities
On February 6, 2018 “Black Listed” held its second class. We began the class with what is now becoming a usual fashion: we welcomed each other,...
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Privacy, Security, and Your "Data Shadow"
Whether you call it our "data shadow," "data selfie," "data shed" or something else entirely, most, if not all, of us have left traces of our life,...
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#DomainsResist - Building a Protest Archive
What have we learned from the Women's March? The turnout this weekend for Women's March 2018 was wonderful to see. Another year, and another moment...
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First Blog: #ToStartAConversation
*** Trigger Warning: This blog post and/or references, contains information about sexual assault and/or violence which may be triggering to survivors...
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Upcoming Conference February 16-17, 2018 "Subverting Surveillance: Strategies to End State Violence"
Do not miss the Scholar and Feminist Conference: "Subverting Surveillance: Strategies To End State Violence" on February 16-17 at the Diana Center at...
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Our Lives Matter
“The freedom and human capacities of individuals must be developed to their maximum but individual powers must be linked to democracy in the sense...
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Super Bowl Sunday
Click here to check out my recent post about how I felt about watching professional football this year. Peace, Jeff
