Teaching with Vision, Teaching Social Action: An Interview with Dr. Kristie Fleckenstein

Activists and change agents have long used all of the tools and resources available to them to accomplish their goals: they’ve used their voices (rallies, canvassing, lobbying politicians, even talking with friends about causes near to their heart); the written word (letters to the editor, posters,...

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Published in:Reflections (Baltimore, Md.) Md.), 2018-04, Vol.18 (1)
Main Author: Goodling, Lauri B
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Deception
Graffiti
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Summary:Activists and change agents have long used all of the tools and resources available to them to accomplish their goals: they’ve used their voices (rallies, canvassing, lobbying politicians, even talking with friends about causes near to their heart); the written word (letters to the editor, posters, flyers, and community newspapers/zines); their bodies (strikes, marches, sit-ins, die-ins, even riots); images (charts and diagrams, hopeful and graphic photos—from aborted fetuses to photos of the young, black, brutally murdered Emmett Till lying in his coffin—memes, and graffiti); and they’ve used technology in whatever ways it has been available to help further their cause.
ISSN:1541-2075