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Read More: The Flat: Are Feminist Tactics for Holocaust Remembrance Possible?
Let’s say, to be evasive (the first evasions of many; an approach that is definitive of the sensitive territory I trod), that I returned agitated from seeing Arnon Goldfinger’s The…
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Read More: Miss(ing) Representation(s)
Miss Representation (Jennifer Siebel Newsom, 2011) tells a critical and true story about the relations among mainstream media and women’s political and personal power. It follows in the footsteps of…
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Read More: Playing the Pain Card: The Retraction of Ira Glass
This post is late in the news cycle of this media event because I tried, unsuccessfully, to publish it as an Op Ed. Enjoy! A few weeks ago, an unfortunate…
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Read More: Factiness: Lifespans of and Pissing Matches over
John D’Agata, “author,” and Jim Fingal,” fact-checker’s” The Lifespan of a Fact is an initially intriguing, often funny, sometimes intellectually stimulating dialogue in the Socratic mode between a famous writer…
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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: HIV/AIDS Concordia
I’m in Montreal, getting ready to give a talk “Remembering AIDS Online: Networking, Viruses, Virality, and Arteries” as part of Concordia University’s eighteen year old, multi-disciplinary, year-long undergraduate course and…
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Read More: Radical Links
Here are some links to radical media actions: feminist academic blogging: “The Three Things I Learned at the Purdue Conference for Pre-Tenure Women,” by Kate Clancy dispatches from Occupy Wall…