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  Asians Can Dance ~ Check out: JabbaWockeeZ, Kaba Modern, and Planet B-Boy

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  L.S. Kim University of California, Santa Cruz

  April 29, 2008

  9 comments

  Asians Can Dance ~ Check out: JabbaWockeeZ, Kaba Modern, and Planet B-Boy America’s Best Dance Crew Asian American dance genre JabbaWockeeZ Korean American masks MTV music PLANET B-BOY race the body The Sound of Music Curator's Note One of my interes ...
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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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  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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  “Jumping Your Bones Was Extremely Atypical For Me”

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  Ben Aslinger Bentley University

  April 21, 2008

  4 comments

  possibility for out producers in the beginnings of the post-network era. While acknowledging that gay people ... references, the trajectories that Brothers and Sisters sets its gay characters on appear possible because of ...
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  Re: Hmong Bollywood

  I'm curious: did the Hmong

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  Robert Tynes University at Albany

  Friday, April 18, 2008 — 4:57 pm

  I'm curious: did the Hmong diaspora focus mainly on dubbing Bollywood films, or did they dub a wide range of films--American, French, etc.? And if they focused mostly on Bollywood, why? What is/are the bridge/s between Hmong and Hindi? In order to re ...
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  Hmong Bollywood

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  Jigna Desai University of Minnesota

  April 18, 2008

  5 comments

  transnationalism Curator's Note Is it possible to be a diaspora without a “homeland” cinema or media? What ...
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  Re: British Bhangra Album Sleeves as Artwork

  the anchor's stress on

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  Madhavi Mallapragada University of Texas at Austin

  Thursday, April 17, 2008 — 6:46 pm

  complexity, the framing itself I thought reduced the subject to a discourse of departure (possibly) and (most ...

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