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Camile Madison: A villain is just a victim whose story hasn’t been told

Camile Madison: A villain is just a victim whose story hasn’t been told

by Thesis Mentor | May 6, 2021 | blogs, Camille Madison, position papers, Social Justice, thesis2021

Well I think there are no Villians in this world. There are just misunderstood heros   ~ Tom...
Faith DeRuiter: In Stiches: The Stereotypes of Knitting, Crochet, and Embroidery and “Grandma Crafts”

Faith DeRuiter: In Stiches: The Stereotypes of Knitting, Crochet, and Embroidery and “Grandma Crafts”

by Thesis Mentor | May 6, 2021 | blogs, Faith DeRuiter, gender studies, position papers, thesis2021, Uncategorized

The common trope of portraying crafts like knitting, crocheting, andembroidery as “grandma crafts” is a harmful stereotypebecause it devalues the work, writes them off as easy, and makes way for the discrediting of artists in these mediums. Within film and...
Lashana Bryant: The Problem with Ethnicity Filters on Dating Apps

Lashana Bryant: The Problem with Ethnicity Filters on Dating Apps

by Thesis Mentor | May 6, 2021 | blogs, lashanna Bryant, position papers, Social Justice, thesis2021

Ethnicity filters on dating apps are damaging to the already toxic environment that exists within this country for people of color. This is because it aids in the discrimination within races, makes minorities believe that they are “undesirable”, and negatively impacts...
Yasmeen Johnson: The Negation of Black Women with Body Dysphoria in Film

Yasmeen Johnson: The Negation of Black Women with Body Dysphoria in Film

by Thesis Mentor | May 6, 2021 | blogs, gender studies, position papers, Social Justice, thesis2021, Yasmeen Johnson

The refusal of modern media to place black women in these roles hinder black adolescents from diagnosing their harmful eating behaviors, seeking help, and learning body confidence. Black women are overwhelmed with two jarring identities at critical stages in their...
Yasmeen Johnson: Reflection

Yasmeen Johnson: Reflection

by Thesis Mentor | May 6, 2021 | blogs, gender studies, Social Justice, thesis2021, Yasmeen Johnson

Reflection I wanted to cover media representation of eating disorders among black women because it’s a topic that I’m deeply connected to. As a young black woman recovering from an almost nine-year eating disorder, I believe a lack of representation hindered me from...
Katherine Haines: Flame Game: A Podcast About Controlled Burns, Episode 1

Katherine Haines: Flame Game: A Podcast About Controlled Burns, Episode 1

by Thesis Mentor | May 6, 2021 | blogs, Katherine Haines, podcast, thesis2021

Flame Game: A Podcast About Controlled BurnsEpisode 1: Controlled Burns, 3D Technology, and Smokey BearFeaturing Mike Gallagher The first podcast episode focused on providing background information on controlled burns including the ecological and environmental...
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