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seneca village was founded by free black americans, but was torn down for the construction of central park. even though the village isn’t there anymore, anti-blackness still exists #summarytweet #SQSF
Tituba faces immense double standards from her being a woman, her race, and her interest in herbology—for which shes labeled a witch. As a witch, shes seen as the spawn of Satan, though she uses her powers for good! It shows the toxicity of religion and power #summarytweet #sqsf
I think this can relate to our discussion or Columbus in the beginning or the course. History is continuously cleansed of the atrocities committed against people of color. #SQSF #SummaryTweet
One big takeaway for me is to see how people’s knowledge about one same thing can differ so widely because of their different experiences, epistemes, and cultures. #sqsf #summarytweet
“the more influential an episteme is in a society the less it is seen- @weidner1uwedu
epistemes become hegemonic through the processes of naturalization/normalization; this is epitomized by the christian theological episteme underpinning Western civilization #SummaryTweet #SQSF
#SummaryTweet I have always understood how different minority groups are monsterized. However, this class has made me realize just how much all minorities in this world have been victimized by European power and how it connects to the present day.
responsible for the black maternal mortality crisis, where healthcare professionals constantly dismiss the concerns of black women who in turn are more likely to experience complications during pregnancy and birth. #summarytweet #SQSF
The black zombie serves as a representation of those in power controlling the worker. In Haiti, the French manipulated African slave workers, deeming them as zombies, as if they were lifeless laborers fueling the upper class’ pockets. #summarytweet #sqsf
in class today we discussed the queer allegories behind vampire mythology. focuses included 1) how the invisible/amorphous aspect of queer identity is displayed through vampirism 2) the simultaneous fetishization and pathologization of queer/vampiric sex #SQSF #SummaryTweet
One for the highlights for is that I come to realize how crucial it is to really think through what other people instead of quickly dismissing their opinions based on my assumptions #sqsf #summarytweet
1) lack of sex ed will negatively impact lower income/minority communities THE MOST 2) unintended pregnancies will inevitably be seen as the fault of “irresponsible” women #SQSF #summarytweet
This episteme of patriotism being presented to us at youth, and repeatedly since causes manipulated devotion. The episteme is also produced with the insinuation that American excellence is untarnished, as well as unmatched. #SQSF #Summarytweet
Epistemology: it is important to consider the epistemes being represented in cultural products, as well as the epistemes that influence your own knowledge production and how this could influence your analysis #SQSF #SummaryTweet
Lecture made me realize the reason why witches are known to eat kids like in hansel and gretel is because women—who refused to be reproductive machines controlled by men during labor shortages and got rid of those forced babies—were monsterized as witches #SQSF #SummaryTweet
Throughout this unit, we constantly saw people in power target those they thought weaker than them in order to maintain a sense of control and superiority, something they seemed to fear losing. #SQSF #SummaryTweet
Annie Palmer was an individual driven by power. She reveled in being able to control the desires and lives of those around her. When that power was threatened, she went absolutely mad. #SQSF #SummaryTweet
In our class discussion of The White Witch of Rosehall (as with most of our class), we focused on Power; who has it, how they get it, and what they'll do. Annie stayed in Jamaica because it was where she had the most freedom and power. She used it for evil. #SQSF #summarytweet
#summarytweet: The figure of the unruly monster is one of the oppressed fighting back — specifically the slaves in rebellion. This monster traces its roots back to the Haitian Revolution, which showed the western world that their power structures were fragile after all ... (1/2)
One thing we learned about is the idea of matrices, a system that people exist in and follow whether knowingly or not, and that there are always people actively protecting it due to a complete reliance upon the system even at the cost of others. #SummaryTweet
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