Monthly Archives: February 2019

Everyone has gone on Instagram, Twitter or even Snapchat and has seen let’s say a celebrity who’s vacationing in some exotic country or driving some exotic car. What do you instantly do?  It could be many things like judge, compare … Continue reading →

Throughout reading the book Social Media Freaks: Digital Identity in the Network Society nothing really stuck out to me stats wise until I got into the section on online use on homophobic words. It was a project called NoHomophobes and … Continue reading →

In Social Media Citizenship 110, one uses the lens of social media to discuss his or her identity (religion, race, class, etc.), social issues, citizenship, and how people can become respectful citizens. The text we have been studying from is Social … Continue reading →

After reading chapter 3 from Dustin Kidd’s book, Social Media Freaks, I found it interesting how popular the use of social media was for queer individuals, considering that there can be so much hate directed towards homosexuals online. An ADL … Continue reading →

Everyone identifies with something. It may be sexuality, race, gender, age, religion, or physical ability. Today, I will focus on religious and physical ability identity. Many people are discriminated against everyday for their beliefs or abilities. Accepting people for who … Continue reading →

The Center for Faculty Enrichment is continuing our Fridays (and, two Thursdays) @ CAFE this semester.  The focus of these interactive sessions is on teaching and learning.Our goals are simple– to provide an opportunity for instructors to explore a variety of … Continue reading →

Hi everyone! My name is Jamie Wright, and this is my blog. Let me start off my new website by telling you more about me. I was born and raised in Louisville, Kentucky. Back in Louisville, I have my mom, … Continue reading →