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Source: bell hooks’ 2010 lecture at the New College of Florida.
Image description: A still image from the 90’s TV sitcom Saved By The Bell. Screech stands at the front door, holding it open. Zack faces him, pointing at him accusingly, and holding a yellow duffel bag. The caption reads “In fascist regimes, teaching populations to fear terrorism is one way the system garners support.”
Source: bell hooks’ 2010 lecture at the New College of Florida.
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Source:Teaching Community: A Pedagogy of Hope by bell hooks
Image description: Zack and Slater are wearing colorful shirts, smiling, and patting themselves on the back. The caption reads “I have often listened to groups of students tell me that racism really no longer shapes the contours of our lives.”
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Source:Talking Back: Thinking Feminist, Thinking Black by bell hooks.
Image description: A still image from the 90’s TV sitcom Saved By The Bell. Lisa and Zack stand at the bottom of the stairs in a conversation. Lisa has a look of frankness and incredulity on her face; from this angle, she looks like she is scolding a clueless Zack (interpretation of scene my own). The caption reads, “Feminist struggle to end patriarchal domination should be of primary importance to women and men globally, not because it is the foundation of all other oppressive structures, but because it is the form of domination we are most likely to encounter in an ongoing way in everyday life.”
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Source: Killing Rage: Ending Racism by bell hooks
Image description: A still image from the 90’s TV sitcom Saved By The Bell. Kelly, Lisa, Jessie and Slater are standing in front of the lockers, looking toward Zack as he speaks. Everyone has solemn expressions on their faces (interpretation of scene my own). The caption reads, “All our silences in the face of racist assault are acts of complicity.”
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Source:Writing Beyond Race: Living Theory and Practice by bell hooks
Image description: A still image from the 90’s TV sitcom Saved By The Bell. Zack is in the locker room holding a microphone to his mouth. He is carrying recording equipment, and he is addressing a girl with a hand on her hip, a look of disbelief on her face (interpretation of scene my own). The caption reads, “White people benefit from the privileges accrued from racist exploitation, past and present, and are therefore accountable for changing and transforming white supremacy and racism.”
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Dustin Diamond, who is famous for playing Screech in Saved By the Bell also shows up along with Mark-Paul Gosselaar inThe Wonder Years as Joey Harris, one of the least athletic kids in Kevin Arnold’s 8th grade gym class.
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Hey peeps,
This episode is lady free! Those girls kind of destroyed the podcast equipment.
This time we discuss James Bond’s rape scene in Goldfinger, Todd Akin and the epic amount of stupid ass he is, Nielsen’s ratings system, and Fashion Night Out. Yeah, we continue to be the drunkest, most random podcast on the internet!
Our drink this time is a 12 year old bottle of Glenkinchie. Cost about $55 and is well worth it. Smooth, peaty taste that does NOT remind me of lemon cheesecake.
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“Todd Akin is the BP of the Senate.” Oh yeah and the kid from Jerry Maguire is ripped! Enjoy!
Woke up still mad that Lisa Turtle and Zack Morris didn’t end up together.
