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Janelle Monae Setting the Seen and Accompanying Links

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Submitted by MC on Thu, 04/05/2012 - 12:24pm

I would suggest looking into all of Janelle Monáe's album The ArchAndroid both for musical/cultural value but also for its message and presentation (especially if you plan on reading the Moya Bailey article). It's very readily available from standard music venues, or just ask around for people who have the album. 

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Double Rainbow was the blog series done by Caroline Narby for Bitch Magazine's blog about the autism spectrum. 

Vampires and Cyborgs: Transhuman Abilities and Ableism in the Work of Octavia Butler and Janelle Monáe by Moya Bailey at Social Text Journal. 

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I just wanted say that I

Submitted by S. Yaeger on Thu, 04/05/2012 - 5:58pm.

I just wanted say that I super loved this video, and that it worked so perfectly with what we did today.

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