Watch the following videos and address the following in a well thought out blog post in paragraphs--not just 1,2,3 answers. Yes it is extra credit, no you don't have to do it, but I can tell you now--I don't do EC often during a school year. You may need to spot and go a lot with this video to be able to digest it."
("Diversity")
("Race in Games")
- What is true diversity and is it needed in an art form (games, movies, literature )?
- How does the author interject their feelings about racial issues into the text?
- What are some of the racial issues faced by your characters? How does your character react to them?
- Are the issues faced by your characters exclusive to your character's race? How so?
- If your character is a part of the dominate racial culture, how do the racial issues of other characters affect this character?
- What are some conscious and subconscious racial issues that your characters deal with? How do their actions define them as a character?
- What emotions do other characters that look on at a moment of racial discrimination show?
- At what point does your character stand up and take action against peers in a social scenario about racial inequality? Or do they not? What is the catalyst for this change or reason for this stagnation?
- How do the racial issues in your text provide a context for interpreting your text?
- How do the issues of race, gender, and sexuality impact a work of literature?
Hey here's a time waster to provide insight into yourself and others!
Take an Alignment test :)
I'm a Neutral Good type with a Chaotic Good leaning--you may want to look up these terms before you walk in my room. I'm interested to see how world views will represent each of you :)
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