the social media discussion was one of my favorites that we did this semester. i couldn’t help but notice most of the responses said Tik Tok was their favorite social media which is proof of its ever growing popularity! #rgcmtalkback20
I really enjoyed reading the discussions under “defining “ideal” beauty”. It was so cool to see how everyone is individually impacted by societal beauty standards. #rgcmtalkback20
i was so happy we got to do a diversity interview about our family. i’ve never really had a sit down talk like that with one of my family members about our relatives attitudes toward race, gender, and class and it was really enlightening #rgcmtalkback20
the superhero discussion was really interesting! i have never considered superheroes to be metaphors for society and it was fun to explore that! #rgcmtalkback20
@mikaelajdeleon me too! i’m excited to go through and read everyone’s! this is a great discussion and it’s rare that we get this opportunity in a class #rgcmtalkback20
I really enjoyed the Slate video about Muslim comedians. I am a huge advocate for making fun of oneself and laughing at the world. i’m glad that despite its many faults, America is a place in which Muslims can comfortably do that. #rgcmtalkback20
I had no idea about the “wall of moms” at blm protests! hearing how these mothers felt called to speak up for people like they are their own children is super inspiring #rgcmtalkback20
@ryanpolkou @cat_hensley they could definitely use a diversity training. I also have a hard time believing no one who designed and released the sweater were that ignorant. #rgcmtalkback20
the video we watched In Search of American Eyes really made me more aware of the ways white privilege is imbedded in most everything, including things as simple as makeup tutorials. #rgcmtalkback20
I really enjoyed the Portrait in a Minute on Dolores Huerta! I had no idea the national portrait gallery had this series and it’s definitely something I will be exploring further! #rgcmtalkback20