@MLH_ARCC I'm not sure. I think it was without an audience. I didn't watch it, my friend just posted it on Instagram! I'm sure it was recorded and is on Youtube!
For my representation analysis assignment, I would like to analyze how gay men/couples are represented on Seinfeld. Specifically from this clip: https://t.co/UWuUj8n8vc (if allowed.) I remember watching this episode a while back when we were talking about--- #mcom02
stereotypes and thought it fit into course content, I almost tweeted it out. In the clip, the show Seinfeld portrays gay men as men who enjoy fashion, have higher-pitched voices, and partake in presumably "gay activities."
@MLH_ARCC He was just mainly ignoring facts because he thinks he can do that. He was knit picking what he liked and didn't like about Trump. Apparently to him hiring a team to psychologically manipulate the public isn't something to be concerned about
my brother and I got into a pretty heated argument about the great hack. He didn't seem to care about how unethical it is and how it will affect the future of data and political campaigns. it was more political but lemme tell you I was spitting facts I learned today #mcom02
I was assigned a reading for my writing class called "The Good the Bad and The Daily Show." I found many connections between the article and the course content. The main concept was if "fake" comedic news sources like The Daily Show are beneficial to our society. #mcom02
@MLH_ARCC I don't agree with the "fake news" term however that's just how the author coined it (not sure why.) Overall I thought it was really interesting. My whole assignment is about how these news sources affect the public. So I should have more articles to share :)