16.05 – Flow

Faux Gender and the New Popularity of Drag Culture
Keara Goin / FLOW Senior Editor

August 27, 2012 Keara Goin / FLOW Staff One comment

RuPaul’s DragU, while rejecting normative and essentialist gender roles, exposes an “ideal” femininity that is framed in notions of masculinity and leaves us with only the charades of faux gender.

Prostitution or Oprah: The Impact of Dichotomous Images of Black Women
Mary Vanderlinden/Averett University

August 27, 2012 Mary Vanderlinden Averett University Leave a comment

Mary Vanderlinden shares the results of her study on the influence of televisual portrayals of professional women on college-age African American women.

The Hunger Games and Obama’s “Post-racial” America
Camille Debose / DePaul University

August 27, 2012 Camille DeBose DePaul University 13 comments

A consideration of post-racial America through the lens of The Hunger Games.

Comedy and the Social Contract: The Surprisingly Conservative Vision of Louis C.K.
Carrie Andersen / FLOW Marketing Editor

August 25, 2012 Carrie Andersen 9 comments

An exploration of the surprisingly conservative vision of Louis C.K.

Faux Gender and the New Popularity of Drag Culture Keara Goin / FLOW Senior Editor

Prostitution or Oprah: The Impact of Dichotomous Images of Black WomenMary Vanderlinden/Averett University

The Hunger Games and Obama’s “Post-racial” America Camille Debose / DePaul University

Comedy and the Social Contract: The Surprisingly Conservative Vision of Louis C.K. Carrie Andersen / FLOW Marketing Editor

Faux Gender and the New Popularity of Drag Culture
Keara Goin / FLOW Senior Editor

Prostitution or Oprah: The Impact of Dichotomous Images of Black Women
Mary Vanderlinden/Averett University

The Hunger Games and Obama’s “Post-racial” America
Camille Debose / DePaul University

Comedy and the Social Contract: The Surprisingly Conservative Vision of Louis C.K.
Carrie Andersen / FLOW Marketing Editor