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Rhetoric of Privilege and Violence Study Guide

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Useful places to see the popular reaction to violence against and suicide of queer people, as well as critical deconstructions of race in the United States.

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3 responses to “Rhetoric of Privilege and Violence Study Guide”

  1. Clarissa Domrase Avatar
    Clarissa Domrase

    Hi! I was wondering if you would be willing to post your slide show from this session, I found it interesting and would like to use some of the information in a paper that I’m writing! Thanks!

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    1. vincetripi3 Avatar
      vincetripi3

      Oh absolutely I will. What is your paper about, for which sort of class?

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  2. Clarissa Domrase Avatar
    Clarissa Domrase

    I’m writing a paper about intersectionality for my Rhetorics of Identity class. I haven’t really decided on an intersection to write about, but either way I want to learn about as many as I can. I’m hoping to be studying this for a long time!

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