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Katie Hinchey
Identity Matters 360
Dalke, Lindgren, and Nath
December 19th 2014
#AllBlackLivesMatter: The Creation of an Intersectional Movement
Introduction
Reflecting on this 360 has been an almost daily part of my life since the semester started. I came into this course cluster with many preconceived notions about myself, the professors, the course content, and how it would all play out. Most of the ideas I had constructed were not immediately proved wrong and therefore this semester has involved a constant exercise in adjustment. I knew that the courses would feel very personal for me but I had confidence in my ability to operate as an academic within our dynamic. As a sociology major I spend a lot of my time deconstructing oppression and dissecting cultural structures, often these structures play out in my personal life as well. I did not expect to be so triggered by classroom discussions, texts, and group dynamics.
(This is the altered project Riva and I collaborated on)
We (All) Belong Here
Kate Hinchey ’16, McBride
***Any text in quotations is the actual words/experience of a current or former McBride Scholar. These opinions are individualized and do not claim to represent the experience of all MBs***
Voila, a copy of what I wrote for my zine contribution!
(The original image for the 'Zine. I attempted to represent as many identities as possible in as little visual space as possible, combining influences from pop-art and anatomical drawings. )
Written Work
Better late then never, am I right?
