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Post Should provide explanation  of why you attempted this topic (can be typed explanation, 4 - 5 sentences) Why is this beneficial to others?

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Topic description

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1. Show what you have learned about your topic.
2. Explain the themes you discovered in the research you found.
3. Explain why this information is beneficial.

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What questions did your research answer. Just post the question(s)!

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Audio/Visual Presentation of research and the answers the research provided to your research. Video must be at least 4 minutues.

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Ego Trippin

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Intersectionality is a social theory that posits an individual social group may experience overlapping discrimination or injustice. 

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Intersectionality is a social theory that posits an individual social group may experience overlapping discrimination or injustice. 

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What is Intersectionality and Why is it Important?

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What is Intersectionality? How does it affect the daily life of black women?

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Section must explain how you plan to move forward with this topic. What will you do with this information?

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Parking Lot Pimpin: Intersectional Invisibility

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Each step is critical to the success of the project:

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Each step is critical to the success of the project:

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Create a topic that is engaging to you.  Choose a topic that has been interesting but you haven't had the opportunity to find information about the topic.

2. Create a Research Question from your topic.  There is a resource in this padlet that can support this step.

3. Use a credible research database to look for at least 3 articles that represent the aspect of your research question.

4.  Read the articles and find the common thread within your articles.

5. Provide a short synthesis of the research in a video.  Explain the connecting themes within your articles.

6. Provide a short 2-3 minute video that explains your growing knowledge on your topic.

7. Complete each column of Digital Synthesis with Padlet. (Excluding: Assignment Resources and Rubric Section) The Beyond Section is optional and extra credit.

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Research Database - How to access our Research Database -- Ms. Boney

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Research Database - How to access our Research Database -- Ms. Boney

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How to turn a topic into a research question...

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How to turn a topic into a research question...

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yt1s.com - Developing a Research Question_480p.mp4

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Feminism took shape in my life through the women who provided so much for me beyond shelter and food. I was adopted by Lilla Potter at an early age. She was close friend with my grandmother, who was deceased before I was born. Ms. Potter would take me in after my mother needed help providing a healthy home for my siblings and me. I would never forget her assertive but careful lessons of honesty and strength. She guided me into a life of critical assessment and relentless discipline.

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The Basics of APA In-text Citations (6th Edition) | Scribbr 🎓

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APA 7th Edition: Formatting the APA Reference Page | Scribbr 🎓

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Perry, M. (2020) Black lives matter, intersectionality, and LGBTQ rights now.  Penn GSE Perspectives on Urban Education. University of Pennsylvania.

Gavieta, M.  (2020) "The Intersectionality of Blackness and Disability in Hip-Hop: The Societal Impact of Changing Cultural Norms in Music," International Social Science Review: Vol. 96: Iss. 4, Article 2.

Available at: https://digitalcommons.northgeorgia.edu/issr/vol96/iss4/2

Ilomen, K. (2020) Feminist storytelling and narratives of intersectionality. Signs: Journal of women in culture and society. University of Chicago,  45(2). https://doi.org/10.1086/704989