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Read More: Swoon at 20I had the pleasure of attending the first in a series of screenings at the UCLA film archive that will be revisiting the original films of “the new queer cinema”…
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Read More: Voice as Structure
Yesterday afternoon, I had the decided pleasure of partaking in a conversation with Natalie Bookchin, the amazing new media artist who is my friend and even sometimes collaborator. We spoke…
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Read More: YouTube 2012Yesterday I began my fourth incarnation of Learning From YouTube. Welcome class of 2012! Since I began the project in 2007, there are quite a few differences for both YouTube…
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Read More: Why I Won’t See Devil Inside: Because It’s Probably Dumb…I have some passing interest in horror (I teach a class on it), I am supposed to be an “expert” on fake documentaries, and my recent concern is user-made video.…
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Read More: I’m (Just Not) Political: PariahTo begin, I think Pariah is terrific. Dee Rees is a very talented writer and director whose grasp of her craft is exceptional for a young artist. She has made…
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Read More: Stories of Digital Storytelling
My graduate Cultural Studies class, Visual Research Methods, has my students performing scholarship about visual culture, using visual methods (alongside or supplanting traditional scholarly writing about the visual), and visual…
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Read More: Social Movements, Social Justice, Social Networks
I was recently interviewed for our college radio station, KPCC’s show “UpRoot: A Public Affairs Show.” The other interviews are with student activists and activist professors.
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Read More: Context is Politics: Reflections on FOL 2
The second offering of my Online Feminist Spaces class ended this Monday. In the meantime, I’m in the early stages of building the website that hopes to address concerns and…
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Read More: U of GA’s Digitelling
I am happy to network Digitelling, as requested: “My name is Christie Doss, and I am a student at the University of Georgia’s Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communication.…
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Read More: Is Occupy LA a Feminist Space?Yes … ish? Here, my students and I, from Feminist Online Spaces, create a real-space circle at Occupy LA, after some initial trepidation, but with nothing resulting other than friendly/bemused/flirty/crazy…