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Intersectionality, Queer Eye and the Good Place
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October 17, 2018
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This video uses the NBC television program The Good Place and the Netflix Original Series Queer Eye in order to demonstrate the limitations of intersectionality, not as a way to understand the consequences of various oppressions within this society, but as the theoretical foundation for an emancipatory politics.
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Books Mentioned
One Dimensional Woman by Nina Power
Capitalism vs. Freedom by Rob Larson
Music and clips featured
We Are Family (instrumental version)
Mall Music Muzak - Mall Of 1974 (Full Album)
Sounds For The Supermarket 6 (1975) - Grocery Store Music
Donated Guitar version of Macintosh Plus 420 by the Guests
Queer Eye | 2018 | Theme Song | Original | All Things (Just Keep Getting Better)
All Things (Just Keep Getting Better)
The Good Place Opening
The good place OST acoustic cover
The Prisoner Opening Theme
Negativland 1980
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