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Category: 28.06

Framing Georgia: Thinking Through the Question of Trans Visibility in Framing Agnes
Erique Zhang, Northwestern University

April 10, 2022 Erique Zhang / Northwestern University 3 comments

Erique Zhang explores the history of trans visibility through a closer look at the 2022 documentary, Framing Agnes.

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Oscar and Me; Or, Further Reflections on Responsibilities of a Feminist Film Critic
Maria San filippo / Emerson College

April 10, 2022 Maria San Filippo / Emerson College 4 comments

Maria San Filippo examines the complicated history of women’s voices in the Film Academy.

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Even Mario lost his job: Insecurity and unionization in video games
Kate Fortmueller / University of Georgia

April 10, 2022 Kate Fortmueller / University of Georgia 3 comments

Kate Fortmueller explores the cultural workplaces of the tech entertainment industries through the recent voice actor strike and video game unionization efforts in the video game industry.

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