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Finally Recognized

Posted on March 17, 2010 by Crystal Garris

cgarris “A Hip-Hop’s Theory of Justice” by Paul Butler, discusses the relation of Hip-Hop and the criminal justice system. One part of the essay that stood out to me was when Butler began to discuss how the government doesn’t acknowledge … Continue reading →

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If Columbus Were a Football Fan, He’d Cheer for the “Redskins”

Posted on February 21, 2010 by Ilana M

Ilana M “Let’s Spread the Fun Around” by Ward Churchill, and “Confronting Columbus Day”, provide some very interesting food for thought. The first article sets the premise for the larger one on why exactly it is unethical to celebrate Columbus … Continue reading →

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Does it Offend You? Oh Well…It’s All in Good “Fun”…

Posted on February 20, 2010 by Madhavi Rampersaud

Madhavi Rampersaud Ward Churchill’s excerpt entitled “Let’s Spread the ‘Fun’ Around” focuses on the controversies regarding sport teams and their stereotypical names.  Throughout history, American Indians were referred to as “savages” and “Indians”. These offensive names have stuck with this … Continue reading →

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