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all files i uploaded for your readings READ: Love, B. J. (2000). Developing a liberatory consciousness. Readings for diversity and social justice Ibid. New York, London, Routledge: 470-474.  
Liberatory Consciousness .pdf
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READ: https://masscommtheory.com/theory-overviews/framing-theory/ (Links to an external site.)
READ: https://www.jrmyprtr.com/know-
how-to-frame-your-issue/ (Links to an external site.)
READ: “What’s in the picture” Framing.
framing.pdf
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READ: Center for Story Based Strategy mini guide
Story Based Strategy.pdf
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OPTIONAL READING: Goffman, E. Frame Analysis: An essay on the organization of experience.
E.Goffman-FrameAnalysis.pdf
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READ: Delgado, R. and J. Stefancic (2001). Legal storytelling and narrative analysis. Critical Race Theory: An introduction. R. Delgado and J. Stefancic. New York, New York University Press: 37-49.
Legal Storytelling.pdf
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WATCH: 

WATCH: Race: The Power of an illusion. Episode 2-The Story We Tell

COMPLETE:  Framing Template – Using one of your Making Contact podcast topics as the issue at hand, complete the first three pages of the framing template.  The supporting information for this worksheet is in your “What’s in the picture” reading on framing.  For up to 5 points of extra credit complete the rest of the template, or as much of it as you can. There is a PDF version of the assignment below that needs to be printed to complete, the Word Doc version can be typed onto.
framingtemplate (1).pdf
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Framing Template 2.docx
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COMPLETE: Week Four Discussion Board
discussion board questions below 
After reading all required materials for this module and viewing the film “Race: The Power of an Illusion- The Story We Tell” answer the prompt below.  Your response should be no less than 300 words, written at a college level, and should address all parts of the question being asked.  Once you have responded to the prompt engage with two classmates by commenting on their posts.  Your responses to them should be no less than three sentences and should offer substantive engagement such as asking for clarification of a point they made, providing counterpoint to their argument, or providing additional support to their ideas.  Do not just say you like their post or you agree with them, that is not enough.  
How does mainstream US society “frame” the concept of race?  What impacts do the prevailing beliefs on race have on individuals and society? Use direct quotes or examples from the film to support your response.