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| | Institute for Social Ecology - Playback, Hip-Hop, Alternative Media, & Social Change 2005 |
 | | Students will be introduced to key theoretical concepts in culture, media and social ecology, providing a framework for students to identify and promote their political visions and artistic work. |
 | | Students will look at the differences between alternative and revolutionary media in detail, specifically focusing on issues such as objectivity, editorial control, democracy, and how media shapes our notions of information, power and freedom. |
 | | The aim of Playback, Hip Hop, Alternative Media and Social Change is to provide participants with the practical and conceptual skills, along with a theoretical perspective, to make activist art and media that is at once accessible, transformative, and revolutionary. |
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