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April 27, 2018

OP-ED: Why the USC MISC and KWIPPIT Project Hope L.A. Benefit Concert Matters to Me

April 27, 2018/ USC Media Institute for Social Change

To me, the Project Hope L.A. Benefit Concert was an awesome experience that demonstrated how we as artists can use both media and our artistic talents to unite the Los Angeles community.

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April 17, 2018

Institute highlights film media as avenue for social change

April 17, 2018/ USC Media Institute for Social Change

Daily Trojan Writer Anthea Xiao featured USC Media Institute for Social Change's project to use art, music, and film to raise funding to help end LA homelessness. 

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March 21, 2018

OP-ED: The Objectification of Women in Japanese Media

March 21, 2018/ USC Media Institute for Social Change

"In the beginning, woman was truly the sun. An authentic person. Now she is the moon ... dependent on another, reflecting another's brilliance,” Raicho Hiratsuka wrote in the first Japanese journal for women.

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March 21, 2018/ USC Media Institute for Social Change/ 2 Comments
Women in Media, #MeToo
March 21, 2018

OP-ED: Men Are Appallingly Silent Toward #MeToo

March 21, 2018/ USC Media Institute for Social Change

I have grown increasingly uncomfortable with men’s silence toward the #MeToo movement. At first, I thought the silence was because men wanted to actually listen to women’s stories of being sexually assaulted, harassed, demeaned, ignored, and taken for granted.

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