Magazine Podcast: Quandary

Talking about Ferguson, feminism, and filling out forms with Oregon Humanities magazine contributors

December 17, 2014

This episode of the Oregon Humanities magazine podcast features writers from the Fall/Winter 2014 issue, Quandary.

Reporter Nigel Duara ("The Late Show") talks about how media coverage affected events at the August protests in Ferguson, Missouri; Andi Zeisler ("Feel-Good Feminism") talks about feminism's pop-culture moment; and Wendy Willis ("Boxed In") talks about passing, appropriation, and assimilation.

 

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Culture, Equity, Gender, Government, Identity, Justice, Oregon Humanities Magazine, Power, Race, Media and Journalism, Audio

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