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A Look at Smith’s Disaffiliation and belonging: Twitter and its agonistic publics
I was recently asked to talk about an article by one of the lecturers at my university. I was a little wary at first as I didn’t know how to begin, but it was about something I cannot live without: … Continue reading
Posted in Lectures and Seminars
Tagged academia, academic, Angela Smith, Anita Sarkeesian, Article, Articles, disaffiliation and belonging, Disaffiliation and belonging: Twitter and its agnostic publics, Dr Angela Smith, Dr Michael Higgins, everydaysexism, Feminism, feminist, feminist frequency, Ferguson, Gamergate, Michael Brown, Michael Higgins, Sunderland, Sunderland University, trollings, trolls, Twitter, University of Sunderland
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Top 10 Disney Idols (and what it all means)
These are as voted by the members of the University of Sunderland Feminist Society. And tied votes were broken by my sister, who ordered them accordingly. My comments are at the end. #10 – Elsa from Frozen (2 votes) She’s … Continue reading
Posted in General
Tagged Beauty and the Beast, belle, Brave, Disney, Disney Movie, Diversity, Elsa, Esmeralda, Feminism, feminist, Frozen, Lilo and Stitch, Maleficent, Merida, Mulan, Nani, Pixar, Pocahontas, The Hunchback of Notre Dame, The Little Mermaid, The Princess and the Frog, Tiana, Ursula, WOC, women, Women of Color
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Aspiration and Might 