Building & Linking Principled Sites in Collaboration
What makes this or any space safe? What does that safety enable and/or prohibit?
By Giselle Fierro For my ethnographic study, I interviewed Martha, a college sophomore of Chicago, on her thoughts and interests about Cosmopolitan (Cosmo) magazine/website in order to find out whether …
Cosmopolitan: A (Non)Feminist Space Read MoreBy Cindy Donis Having explored the bike community LAFixed.com and determining that it wasn’t a safe space for a cyclist like me, a Questioning Latina who occasionally rides her inexpensive bike mainly …
“Biking is a Passion, not a Form of Exploitation”: Liberating the Bike on Tumblr By Latina Rider Read More
By Zoey Greco Primary Question For my ethnographic exploration of Tumblr, I posed the following overarching question to several users of the site: “Do you believe that Tumblr at large …
An Ethnographic Exploration of Tumblr Read MoreBy Emily Ann Morton Omegle is not a safe online space for women of color. I came to this conclusion based on the first few interactions I had on the …
Omegle: An Online Ethnography Read MoreBy Giselle Fierro Throughout the last couple of weeks, I have been exploring the online space of Cosmopolitan UK in order to figure out whether it is a feminist/anti-racist space. …
Where is the feminism in this (Cosmo)? Read More