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  Re: “Speaking American: Cultural Expressions of Race and Nationality in Harold and Kumar”

  Hi Michael, I don't think

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  Shilpa Dave Brandeis University

  Monday, April 28, 2008 — 6:46 pm

  identification. In fact what may make it so funny is "seeing" Asian guys doing redneck performance. Also ...
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  Re: “Speaking American: Cultural Expressions of Race and Nationality in Harold and Kumar”

  Hi Shipa- This is a great

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  Shalini Shankar Northwestern University

  Monday, April 28, 2008 — 6:13 pm

  Hi Shipa- This is a great clip to get us thinking about Asian American media representations. ... masculinity are defined, and how East Asians and South Asians remain on the periphery of these norms in ...
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  “Speaking American: Cultural Expressions of Race and Nationality in Harold and Kumar”

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  Shilpa Dave Brandeis University

  April 28, 2008

  11 comments

  gender South Asian Asian-American film trailer transcoding Curator's Note “Speaking American: ... also was popular with a wider audience including Asian Americans. The sequel where Harold and Kumar go ... American cultural expression in racialized Asian American bodies. Even if you do not identify with Harold ...
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  Asian-American media-themed week

  April 28, 2008 to May 02, 2008
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  Re: “Jumping Your Bones Was Extremely Atypical For Me”

  Ben, First...thanks for

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  Thursday, April 24, 2008 — 11:57 pm

  particularly in a post-network era has opened up possibilities both for queer authorship and queer ...
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  Yaari, men in drag, and gays: tracing the changing dynamics of queer male sexuality in popular Hindi cinema

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  Sreya Mitra University of Wisconsin, Madison

  April 24, 2008

  2 comments

  Hindi cinema South Asian sexuality queerness Page 3 masculinity Life in a…Metro Bollywood Curator's ...
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  Television’s New Publics and Privates: From Mobile Privatization to Trans-Spatial Publicity?

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  Hollis Griffin Denison University

  April 23, 2008

  1 comment

  things traverse that long irksome public/private binary. I want to raise the possibility that ...
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  Re: “Jumping Your Bones Was Extremely Atypical For Me”

  Craig and Hollis, Thanks

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  Ben Aslinger Bentley University

  Tuesday, April 22, 2008 — 7:04 pm

  shifts in media economics and distribution have enabled new textual possibilities for queer producers. ...
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  “Where Does a Girl Have to Go to Find a Pool Table: Gender Performance, Leisure, and The L Word in Second Life”

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  Kelly Kessler DePaul University

  April 22, 2008

  4 comments

  a butch to do? I’m not wholly sure what to make of this. This fantasy meeting place seems to be solely ...
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  Re: “Jumping Your Bones Was Extremely Atypical For Me”

  Ben, This is an interesting

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  Craig O. Stewart Old Dominion University

  Monday, April 21, 2008 — 5:57 pm

  character goes a long way to suggesting different possiblities for glbt people and for Christians than are ...

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