On today's episode, let's talk about the Bechdel Test, the Mako Mori Test, and representations of women in film.
Art by Jeremy Ferris.
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For this episode, we're going to talk about U.S. foreign policy and how it shaped Hollywood's representation of Latin America in the 1940s, creating films full of racism, whitewashing, exoticism, and sexual objectification.
Art by Jeremy Ferris.
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Let’s talk about the 1970s oil crisis, unions and blue collar workers, and how the failing American car industry gave rise to anti-Japanese sentiment.
Art by Jeremy Ferris.
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In today’s episode we’re going to analyze the 1992 film Thunderheart and look at the very history that influenced it: the 1970s Native Movement - from John Trudell and Leonard Peltier to corruption and water pollution.
Art by Jeremy Ferris.
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On today's episode we'll talk about homophobia, whitewashing, and gay bars as through Cheers' 1983 episode "The Boys in the Bar."
Art by Jeremy Ferris.
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For this episode we're going to talk about Ugly Betty, affirmative action, and privilege in a "post-racial" society.
Art by Jeremy Ferris.
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I love radio, but I don't have to love its history. Let's talk about how minstrelsy, blackface, and stereotypes shaped radio and helped frame the first sitcom to star a black star.
Art by Jeremy Ferris.
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In this episode we're going to look at Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom. You might want to rewatch it and see for yourself the -isms and -phobias that rear their ugly heads: racism, xenophobia, sexism, and general anti-Indian sentiment.
Art by Jeremy Ferris.
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On today's episode we'll talk about the 1966 board game What Shall I Be? The Exciting Game of Career Girls and its connections to sexism, feminism, and the women's liberation movement.
Art by Jeremy Ferris.
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Let's talk about top 40 hip hop and rap, ableist lyrics, and the Black Eyed Peas.
Art by Jeremy Ferris.
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In this episode, we're going to talk about a cartoon from 1945, its stereotypes of Native people, and some history of the California Gold Rush.
Art by Jeremy Ferris.
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So maybe you've seen Hairspray (1988) or one of its adaptations. Maybe you know the lines by heart or the songs in the musical, but do you know its history? On this episode, let's talk about Baltimore, segregation, and hairspray.
Art by Jeremy Ferris.
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On today's episode we'll talk about Dr. Seuss, Japanese Americans in the 1940s, and how it all still relates to today.
Art by Jeremy Ferris.
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Last episode you got to learn all about Anna May Wong, and this episode we're finishing up the cliffhanger! You'll hear about how American views about the Chinese and Chinese Americans shifted in the 1930s and WWII.
Art by Jeremy Ferris.
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In this episode we're going to talk about whitewashing, yellowface, anti miscegenation, and Anna May Wong.
Art by Jeremy Ferris.
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Let's talk about Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, the 1971 and 2005 film adaptations, and race.
Art by Jeremy Ferris.
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In this episode, we'll talk about the Watermelon Woman, the National Endowment for the Arts, and federal spending.
Art by Jeremy Ferris.
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In this episode, we'll talk about HIV, AIDs, and Captain Planet's 1992 episode "A Formula for Hate."
Art by Jeremy Ferris.
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