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So true! People hide behind fake profiles to cause all sorts of violent acts (in the cyber or physical realm) and often there are little ways to hold them accountable
Although anonymity has been advantageous in certain situations regarding someone's safety, it is also a key contributor to social media violence and cyberbullying #lesson10
@SofiaF1313 Definitely! They need to create simple documents to allow everyday users to properly understand their rights and what they’re signing up for
What are your thoughts on the latest live-action remakes of older Disney princess films?
I can enjoy the music and pretty set design, but 1) why aren’t they simply creating new content? 2) there’s still a LOT of Orientalism in the new Aladdin unfortunately #Lesson11
@Gabriella_E307 Yesss I’m glad that more independent princesses are coming along like Elsa, Merida, and Moana! I actually wrote a paper on the evolution of female representation in Disney animated films, very interesting research project!
@commisso_sophia This!!!!!! Female empowerment should be at the core of everything we do! It costs us absolutely nothing to be kind and supportive of others
@EDUC307_DomD I think all of them are very important and I appreciate the Third Wave particularly because it starts to take into consideration WOC such as myself! ☺️
@Rachaelmyers123 I agree! I also appreciate what Zeynep Tufekci was saying in the Journal 4 video - social media is a great way to disseminate information and gather people, but it is primordial to have a solid organizational foundation to any movementn
@jorygutenplan I love this because it’s so true! Nowadays, depending who’s sharing the information, what we view on social media can be totally biased and a lot of history can be erased with a simple click! It’s so important to keep deconstructing what we consume! #Lesson10
Dr.Abunasser's discussion on scholar Margot Bandran work was interesting, especially the ways in which she makes the important distinction between invisible and visible regarding feminist discourse and how feminism still existed in history, even when it was silenced. #lesson10