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China, COVID, Appropriation, Disney, and more
- 2021/06/03
- 再生時間： 51 分
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Just when you think it’s a slow news fortnight, you have to make major cuts to a number of very interesting topics, and the agenda still seems to be way too packed! This week (as many others) we’ll turn our regards toward China and Hollywood, starting with John Cena’s apology—in Mandarin nonetheless—to China for saying that Taiwan was the first country to see Fast & Furious 9, then have a look at cuts to Friends: The Reunion in China, Disney’s pressuring of Filmmaker magazine to censor director Chloé Zhao’s comments about growing up wanting to flee China and China’s Disney diplomacy. Next, we’ll have a quick tour of what life has been like with COVID lockdowns and closed borders for residents of enclaves, exclaves and cross-border towns, in particular the New York/Quebec/Ontario Akwesasne Mohawk community. In the news, we’ll be moved by the effects of hyperlocalization in accessibility when a man with cerebral palsy gets a speech aid with a Yorkshire accent, followed by two cases of accusations of cultural appropriation and finish with a look at how Sesame street is tackling the question of race, racial identity and police brutality with children. Sources listed here: https://g11n.group/
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