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  • Iraqi women and U.S. occupation : decolonizing online resistance 
    Thompson, Brianna Jo (San Francisco State University, 2019)
    In March 2003, the United States military invaded Iraq and altered the history, geography, and culture of the country forever. To justify this invasion, the Bush administration framed Iraqi women as citizens needing to be ...
  • Doin it for the Gram : an exploration of black women comedians online vernacular 
    Shaheed, Aliyah Khadijah (San Francisco State University, 2019)
    Comedian Mo’Nique’s use of Instagram to engage in a critical vernacular about the racist and sexist discrimination that she encountered, spoke to the contemporary relationship that Black women have to labor. As cultural ...
  • The new frontier of colonialism : exploring tourism rhetoric in the Philippines 
    Olive, Julie Anne (San Francisco State University, 2019)
    The Republic of the Philippines has a tumultuous history, wrought with nearly 400 years of Spanish colonization, and in the early 20th century, U.S. imperialism and occupation. Colonialism & imperialism leave cultural ...
  • Exploring resilience after trauma with Photovoice 
    Lockyer, Sue (San Francisco State University, 2019)
    A crucial aspect of healing from trauma is the capacity to cope with, reintegrate and bounce back from painful and disruptive life experiences. Resilience is the process by which a person overcomes and flourishes after ...
  • Storytelling narrative development for adults who benefit from AAC 
    Craik, Isabel Sierra (San Francisco State University, 2019)
    This case study described the process used to teach narrative development to a 22-year old adult who benefits from AAC using the model of a community Storytelling Club that incorporated peer-confederates. Methodology for ...