With the Release of the movie "The Hunger Games" this past weekend there has been some shocking backlash on the internet by "fans" who were angry when three characters were black, even though the book stated that they were dark-skinned. check this links and prepared to be shocked.
Today, more than ever, we must use the power of words to overcome oppression. We also need to stop fearing the other, valuing difference rather than embracing only those who look like us. This blog offers a forum to share ideas on using language to promote a just society.
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- Jack Kay, Ph.D.
- Jack Kay is a professor of communication at Eastern Michigan University. He studies the power of language.
Tuesday, March 27, 2012
"The Hiunger 8
by guest blogger Caleb
With the Release of the movie "The Hunger Games" this past weekend there has been some shocking backlash on the internet by "fans" who were angry when three characters were black, even though the book stated that they were dark-skinned. check this links and prepared to be shocked.
With the Release of the movie "The Hunger Games" this past weekend there has been some shocking backlash on the internet by "fans" who were angry when three characters were black, even though the book stated that they were dark-skinned. check this links and prepared to be shocked.
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