[Linganth] Seeking teaching resources regarding hate speech

[Chad Nilep]

If you haven’t seen it yet, I can recommend this bibliography of readings on Black Lives Matter and Police Violence. It was compiled by you, the contributors to LINGANTH.

http://teach.linguisticanthropology.org/2016/09/25/black-lives-matter-and-police-violence/

 

The SLA teaching resources site also has readings, videos, and other materials contributed by SLA’s Committee on Language and Social Justice. I’ve just searched for ‘hate speech’; unfortunately I didn’t find anything with that key word. Contributions to the site are always welcome.

Chad Nilep

Nagoya University

 

From: Linganth [mailto:linganth-bounces at listserv.linguistlist.org] On Behalf Of Katherine Martineau
Sent: Tuesday, November 15, 2016 4:39 AM
To: Linguistic Anthropology Discussion Group
Subject: [Linganth] Seeking teaching resources regarding hate speech

 

Hi all,

 

I'm teaching a 300-level class on Language & Politics this term that has spent the last few weeks examining the election. I have been adjusting the syllabus on the fly to address the issues being raised by events as they occur. There have been some bumps but it has mostly worked out. 

 

Now my students clearly need some resources for thinking about hate speech. There is a too much for me to review quickly, so I'm seeking assistance. Favorite pieces? Anything you've taught successfully? I'm already well familiar with Jane Hill's work. Does not have to be US-centric.

 

A shout out to Kira Hall, Donna Goldstein, and Matthew Bruce Ingram for "The Hands of Donald Trump" in Hau -- my students loved it!

 

Thanks in advance,

 

Kate

 

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Katherine Martineau

Assistant Professor

Department of Asian and Asian American Studies

Binghamton University
kbmartin at binghamton.edu / kbmartineau at gmail.com

 

 

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