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What’s Behind the Backlash to
Lightyear
’s Animated Kiss?
Jamie E. Shenton
What do Twitter debates over Disney-Pixar's recent family film tell us about today’s parenting politics in the U.S.?
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Consumer Culture Won’t Lead to Body Positivity
Jamie E. Shenton
An anthropologist in the U.S., struggling with how the fashion industry shapes her daughter’s self-image, turns to insights about bodies and self-worth from her fieldwork with Indigenous Kichwa women in Ecuador.
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Material Culture
The Pussyhat’s Identity Crisis
Jamie E. Shenton
Critics maintain that the now iconic pink caps are too stereotyped and exclusionary. Can an inclusive symbol of women’s rights be found?
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Viewpoint
Issuing Trigger Warnings in an Age of Mass Shootings
Jamie E. Shenton
Once upon a time, the most important classroom warnings prepared students for potentially upsetting or traumatic content. Now they’re about bullets.
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