Photographs offer a colonialist window to the past
A thought-provoking video on how images, libraries, etc, present and reinforce a/the colonialist view. Available here.
A thought-provoking video on how images, libraries, etc, present and reinforce a/the colonialist view. Available here.
This is a thought-provoking piece on AI and consciousness. There are a number of the places where the AI responses made me question what it means to be human, and the what role sociology might [...]
“When vulnerable, we’re stronger” A beautiful film about the dancer and artist, Marie-Hélène, by French Canadian award-winning editor and filmmaker, Annie Leclair.
A pretty compelling argument from Second Thought, video is available here.
A slightly long (but worthwhile) exploration of consumerism by Then and Now … and Baudrillard is discussed 🙂 Available here.
A great piece by VICE News available here.
A good video discussion about Canada’s War on Drugs, particularly the work of Dr. Christy Sutherland.
National Film Board video highlighting how on August 22 1969, the Haida community of Masset, British Columbia gathered for their first totem pole raising in living memory. A beautiful film, [...]
The book Manufacturing Consent (1988) by Noam Chomsky and David S Herman aimed to upend the notion of Western media as a force for public good. Rather than serving as a vital check on power and a [...]
Watched this the other night, fascinating. I could only find the trailer but I am sure many of you are more resources than I am.