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X-WR-CALNAME:Gaming to Entertaining: Gender and Race Inequalities in Online
  Video Game Streaming
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DESCRIPTION:Katie Bullock is a Visiting Assistant Professor of Sociology. T
 his discussion focuses on the intersecting identities of online video game
  streamers and how these identities impact their performances and connect 
 to larger systems of social inequality. Using a content analysis of popula
 r Twitch streamers\, the speaker will focus on the streamers’ presentati
 ons of self and emotions throughout their streams\, as well as how their p
 erformances reflect and resist social inequalities.\n\nThis event is part 
 of the Center's brown bag series.\n\nLunch will be provided.
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LOCATION:Center for Women's Studies\, The Lounge at East Hall
SUMMARY:Gaming to Entertaining: Gender and Race Inequalities in Online Vide
 o Game Streaming
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.colgate.edu/event/gaming-to-entertaining-gen
 der-and-race-inequalities-in-online-video-game-streaming
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