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Derzeit findet in Detmold der Prozess gegen die Geschwister der getöteten Arzu Özmen statt. Einiges an Öffentlichkeit begleitet den Fall, wie etwa Mahnwachen und Berichterstattung, wobei jedoch kultur…
Control your data! http://techcrunch.com/2012/03/22/disconnect-me-raise/
Control your data!
Modern Language Association Urges Evaluators to Give Full Credit for Digital Work
Impromptu games are a great way to teach the power of modeling because the students, as rational intelligent actors, can make simple game-mechanics and objectives produce relatively sophisticated data…
Digital Pedagogy
Hybrid Pedagogy is an academic and networked journal on teaching and technology that combines the strands of critical and digital pedagogy to arrive at the best social and civil uses of technology and…
A Letter to Necla Kelek (and homage to Mely Kiyak)
A Letter to Necla Kelek (and homage to Mely Kiyak)
Liebe Necla Kelek Dass ich diesen Artikel im Stil meiner Lieblingsjournalistin Mely Kiyak schreibe ist kein Zufall sondern reines Kalkül. Denn dies wird
A Guide to Hipster Racism
A Guide to Hipster Racism
There's been a lot of talk these last couple of weeks about "hipster racism" or "ironic racism"—or, as I like to call it, racism. It's, you know, introducing your black friend as "my black friend"—as …
Hate in Europe is on the Rise
Hate in Europe is on the Rise
With the eyes of the world on the Oslo district court, there are stark contrasts on display. The twisted and hate-filled logic of Anders Breivik contrasts with the calm, dignified and above all fair c…
Hijab Martyrdom, Headscarf Debates: Rethinking Violence, Secularism and Islam in Germany http://c…
Abstract: Fereshta Ludin’s struggle to be appointed as a public school teacher while wearing a hijab received massive media attention in Germany, while the xenophobically motivated murder of Marwa el-Sherbini …
Hoodies & Hijab? A Poorly Thought Out Notion of Anti-racist Feminism!
A strange attempt at anti-racist feminism proves deeply racist. Responses on the Feminist Wire.
Bigger Than Rush: The Violence of Language and Language of Violence
Interesting article by David J. Leonard on NewBlackMan on the violence of language, the language of the violence, and the problem with the discussions of Rush Limbaugh: “Unfortunately,the conversation and public outrage has often drifted away from the broaderissues of violence, sexism, and misogyny, away from the broader attack on girls and women, instead focusing on ‘politics,’ on removing Rush from the airwaves,on sponsors, and myriad other issues.”






