English 311, Week #9: A Midsummer Night’s Dream and its Adaptations
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311 Week 9: A Midsummer Night’s Dream pt 2
Posted in comic book, identity politics, movie, theatre, TV Tagged with: A Midsummer Night's Rave, BBC Cymru, BBC One, BBC Wales, Black Dossier, comics, essays, fascist, Hamnet, Hyppolita, League of Extraordinarty Gentlemen, League of Extraordinary Gentlemen: Black Dossier, lesbian, methodology, passive voice, prepositions, puck, queer, Royal Shakespeare Company, Russel T. Davies, Sandman, sequence, Shakespeare Retold, ShakespeaRe-Told, structure, the naked this, theory, Theseus, thesis, Titania, topic sentences, transition statements
Distraction, “Indian” Impersonating, Elizabeth Warren, and a Small Confession
I recently got into a Twitter discussion about Donald Trump calling Elizabeth Warren “Pocahontas,” and it turned into a complicated problem. I want to say upfront, though, that it’s obviously a cynical ploy to discredit her. That’s the most important…
Posted in identity politics Tagged with: Aboriginal, ad hominem, Elizabeth Warren, First Nations, Indian, Indigenous, Native, Native American, Scott Brown
