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Exploring Citizenship

Theme week organized by
Harifa SiregarGeorgia State University

Rethinking the Hyphenated Identity in U.S Politics: The Case of Jungle Asians VS Fancy Asians

By Harifa Siregar

Sound the Trumpettes: Citizenship in the Era of Post-Moral Conservatism

By Laura E Strait Gretchen Soderlund

Reproducing the Nation: Invading Maternity, Race, Gender and Citizenship

By KarinaCespedes

Sid and Dina: A Framework for Young, British Muslim Nationality

By Mary Elizabeth Tyler Boucebci

New Asian American Documentary and its Archives

By Celine Parrenas Shimizu

Premium Blackness

Theme week organized by
Jazmine R. HudsonGeorgia State University

The HBO Show They Didn’t Get to Make: Comedy Central’s South Side

By djones
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Hot Tops & (Fuse)d Bottoms: The Read with Kid Fury and Crissle’s Joining of Black and Queer Culture

By Jazmine R. Hudson

“Pass the Read like we used to do”: Podcasting, Reading, and Race in The Read

By Chvonne Parker
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HBO’s Insecure: Cashing in on Premium Blackness

By Jade Petermon

From the Bodega to Showtime: How Desus & Mero Promote An Everyman Image But For A Price

By Mychal Reiff-Shanks

ESports

Theme week organized by
Lyndsey SheltonGeorgia State University

Adapt or disappear: legacy sports media look to esports ...

By LJFilotrani

How Esports Players React to Failure

By CraigGAnderson

Esports Was Always Physical: Or, Celebrating with firebathero

By Will Partin
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The Rise of Game Spectatorship

By T.L. Taylor
2 comments

Despite Host’s Infamous Toxicity, Independently-organized Tyler1 Championship Series Rivals Official League of Legends eSports Viewership

By Eric A James
4 comments

SCMS In Focus: 50th Anniversary of the Internet

Theme week organized by
Ashley JonesGeorgia Southwestern State University

Media Studies and the Fluidity of Online Networking

By Derek Kompare

Netflix in Real Life

By Mattias Frey

AudioNet and the Origins of Online Content Aggregation

By Andrew Bottomley

Culture and Anarchy, from Matthew Arnold to the Internet

By Grant Bollmer

Blerds

Theme week organized by
Tanya D. Zuk, Ph.D.Georgia State University

Blerd Problems: Making Comic-Cons More Inclusive

By Ashley Smalls

A New Blerd?: Recognizing and Reimagining the Brilliant Black Girl Image Through Spike Lee’s “See You Yesterday”

By Asha S. Winfield

Cosplay, Race and Becoming

By tobias c. van Veen

Hypervisibility and Racism in Fandom

By Rukmini Pande
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Power Play in Cosplay: Performative Femininity

By TaLynn Kel
2 comments

In Memoriam Peter Wollen: A Tribute by JCMS

David Gerstner and Matthew Solomon on Peter Wollen

By David Gerstner Matthew Solomon

John Ellis on Peter Wollen

By John Ellis

Peter Bloom on Peter Wollen

By Peter Bloom
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An Alphabet of Peter Wollen

By Corey K Creekmur

Eclecticism as a Fine Art

By Wendy Russell
"Staff Picks" with holiday lights around it and a tablet with apps in the packground.

Staff Picks Holiday Edition

Graphic Infertility: Representations of Infertility in Comics and Graphic Novels

By Alexandra Alberda Katy Lindemann Anna Feigenbaum
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“I Do Things That People with Hands Can’t Even Do”: Streaming Disability and Video Games

Helping Undergraduate Students Grasp the Power of September 11th

By Andrea M Quenette
8 comments

What I learned by taking 30 years of Keanu Reeves movies seriously

By Charisse L'Pree

Live! from Wyoming: National Geographic's 'Yellowstone Live' and the Legacy of the Park as Performance

By Phillip D Duncan

Poetics & Politics: Against Story

Theme week organized by
Irene GustafsonUniversity of California Santa Cruz
Irene LusztigUC Santa Cruz Department of Film and Digital Media

Curators Statement: Irene Gustafson and Irene Lusztig with video from Sindhu Thirumalaisamy

By Irene Gustafson Irene Lusztig Sindhu Thirumalaisamy

Borne Through Words: A brief exchange between Lana Lin and Megan Moodie about Lin's film, The Cancer Journals Revisited (2018)

By Megan Moodie Lana Lin

Fear of the document

By Rick Prelinger

Consent, Languages and Storytelling in HOMING

By Iphigénie Marcoux-Fortier

Before Story: Project as Form

By Paige Sarlin

Disney Live-Action Remakes

Theme week organized by
Tanya D. Zuk, Ph.D.Georgia State University

An IMR Exclusive Interview with Disney Producer Brigham Taylor

5 comments

The Problem of Hyperrealism in The Jungle Book & The Lion King

By Jannik Müller
2 comments

Cruella de Vil: Technology, “Nature”, and the Femme(inist) Fatale

By Carolyn Elerding

The Jungle Book: Evolving Representations of Masculinity

By Hannah Holst
1 comment

Racialized Representations in Disney’s Animated Films

By Rebecca James
2 comments

Thanksgiving Break: Staff Picks

Reclaiming the Female Monster in "Possibly in Michigan"

By Erica Tortolani
8 comments

Acceptable Paternalism in the Muscular Dystrophy Association’s Show of Strength

By Emily Stones

Sight and Sound as Compromised Witness

By Colleen Laird
4 comments

Biopics and Oscar-winning Lead Performances, 2000-2019

By Ryan Pumroy

The Usual Suspects: Agatha Christie’s Detective Hercule Poirot as Refugee and Icon of the “Other” in The ABC Murders

By Dr. Robert Westerfelhaus Celeste Lacroix
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