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      • "I Have No One, I Need Someone": Contextualizing Amanda Todd Within the "My Secrets" Video Genre 

        Farrall, Joanne (2015-03-19)
        Using affect theory and feminist content analysis, this thesis situates the social media disclosures of BC teenager Amanda Todd within a larger genre of youth trauma videos on YouTube. Amanda's story has been deployed by ...
      • Performing Trauma: The It Gets Better Project as a Performance of White Trauma 

        Bennett, Christopher
        Taking the It Gets Better Project as its case study, this thesis argues that the ways in which the project represents trauma is through an events-based model that centers the experiences of young, cis, white, gay boys. ...
      • Queer and Unusual Space: White Supremacy in Slash Fanfiction 

        Fazekas, Angela (2014-11-07)
        My thesis exposes the ubiquity of white supremacy in the ostensibly queer practice of writing slash fanfiction. Slash fandom is often characterized as a queer online space that foregrounds women’s pleasure and functions ...

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