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Evan Hughes

This is the PowerPoint used to introduce IML 295: Race, Class, gender, and Sexuality in Digital media

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technology further reinforce systems of oppression

UNIT 2: race, class, gender, and sexuality in digital culture

UNIT 3: political economy of digital culture

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Iml 295 week

1. IML 295 Race, Class, Gender, and Sexuality in Digital Media

2. (digital) culture

3. power

4. progress?

5. difference

6. technology

7. technology different views

8. technology post racial society

9. technology further reinforce systems of oppression

10. UNIT 1: future societies

11. postmodern (ity)

12. capitalism

13. globalization

14. science fiction

15. science fiction cyberpunk

16. UNIT 2: race, class, gender, and sexuality in digital culture

17. methodology

18. digital divide

19. feminisms

20. virtual worlds identity

21. UNIT 3: political economy of digital culture

22. representation

23. (em) body

24. alternative media

25. (cyber) activism terrorism

26. mobility

27. visual thinking

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31. baggage

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33. flickr.com group IML 295

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