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A Conversation with Donny Jackson
Check out pictures, tweets, and video at Storify. Clips coming soon!
Posted in Charisse is Cool, Classes
Tagged Culture, Education, Gender, Identity, Journalism, Media, Psychology, Race, Social Justice
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Mary Tyler Moore: The Exemplary Disruption of the Single City Girl now available at flowjournal.org
https://www.flowjournal.org/2017/02/disruption-of-the-single-city-girl-archetype/ This weekend, I met Jay Sandrich, director/producer on The Mary Tyler Moore Show, The Cosby Show, A Different World, SOAP, Benson, Empty Nest, It Takes Two, The Tony Randall Show, Golden Girls, and more. He liked my essay, but thought … Continue reading
Posted in Classes, Media and identity Construction, Research, Television
Tagged Beauty, Culture, Gender, Identity, Media, Social Justice
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Using Satire to Teach Diversity
In this changing media and cultural environment, satire is emerging in new and innovative spaces outside of traditional media is a double edged sword: we can access and consume marginalized satire (e.g., Black Twitter, Reductress) but this conversation is increasingly … Continue reading
Posted in Blog Posts, Classes, Consulting, Television
Tagged Art, Civic Engagement, Culture, Education, Gender, Identity, Media, Race
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I hope your lack of understanding of cultural appropriation is a passing fad.
A buddy of mine shared this article with me. Lionel Shriver’s full speech: ‘I hope the concept of cultural appropriation is a passing fad (The Guardian, Sept 13 2016) Here is a brief sampling of the article: I am hopeful that … Continue reading
Posted in Blog Posts
Tagged Art, Autobiography, Culture, Education, Gender, Identity, Media, Movies, Music, Race
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That Time a Trans Woman Saved My Life
Last week, I chatted with a former student. The last time I saw this student in the spring, she had long curls. This time, they were cut short. I said, “You cut your hair!” She and I talked about curly … Continue reading
Posted in Blog Posts, Charisse is Cool
Tagged Autobiography, Beauty, Culture, Gender, Identity, Relationships
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History of BBQ with Jim Shahin
Prof. Jim Shahin joined my COM346 class to discuss the racialized and gendered history of BBQ, a style of food that has become known as quintessentially “American.” The history of BBQ is rife with the history of social (in)justice in … Continue reading
Posted in Classes, Intersectional Identities
Tagged Civic Engagement, Culture, Gender, Globalization, Health, Identity, Race, Social Justice, Video
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I’m published in AIDS and Behavior!
Corsbie-Massay, C.L., Miller, L.C., Christensen, J.L. et al. (2016). Identity Conflict and Sexual Risk for Black and Latino YMSM. AIDS and Behavior. doi:10.1007/s10461-016-1522-7 Young (aged 18–30) Black and Latino men who have sex with men are at a higher risk of … Continue reading
Posted in Intersectional Identities
Tagged Culture, Experiments, Gender, Health, Identity, Psychology, Race, Sexuality
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