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Tag: politics

Exposing racism through colors: “Get Out” does it right

This article is a short analysis of the use of colors in the Oscar winning film Get Out from 2017 directed by Jordan Peele. The deeper meaning of this film is hidden underneath a layer of colors that, when analyzed critically, work so well to expose the contemporary American racism and race relations.

color, movie, politics, race, racism, review

Masculinity and Protection: By any means necessary

In this essay, Zama Madondo will attempt to account for the gendering process of states through her analysis of security performances and their impact on the “protected” by investigating why and how masculinized performances of protection are carried out by the United States of America.

abortion, class, gender, intersectionality, masculinity, performativity, politics, race, sexuality

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