FEM 2110 Lecture Notes - Lecture 3: Alternative Facts, White Supremacy, Bell Hooks

• School: University of Ottawa
• Department: Women's Studies
• Course: FEM 2110
• Professor: Kathryn Trevenen

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Sarah hunt an open letter to my local hipsters. Stuart hall the spectacle of the other. Pick main key themes that both of the authors are thinking about. Talk about how both readings attach to these. Outline 2-3 key themes or arguments: please give your critical response to these arguments. What did you find helpful or interesting about this reading, what did you struggle with or disagree with: discuss 2 questions that come from the readings that you would pose to a popular culture issue or text. Cultural appropriation sarah hunt and bell hooks. Do your homework and know the context and history of cultures that you engage with. Know the history of your capitalist consumer items. Do your work to know where things come from. Support indigenous artists and craftspeople and talk with them about the things that they produce. Capitalism is seeking to alienate us from the products we buy.