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Gone With The Wind 1 From Gone With the Wind (1939). The Mammy stereotype Contributed by Randolph Stakeman
Birth of a Nation 1 From Birth of a Nation (1915). African Americans working and dancing on plantation Contributed by Randolph Stakeman
01:14 Disrupting Sexism in the Workplace From Fringe (2008). A female FBI agent defends her emotional involvement in her work, a critique often used against women in the workplace. Contributed by Anita Sarkeesian
11:25 Edwards Apology From Nightline (2008). Edwards's 2008 apology for his affair with Rielle Hunter, which he had previously denied. Contributed by Elisheva Weiss
00:46 "Hippie, el mundo está cambiando" (Canal 13, Chile, 2004) presentation From Hippie, el mundo está cambiando. (2004). Presentación original de "Hippie, el mundo está cambiando" (Canal 13, Chile, 2004) Contributed by CONSTANZA MUJICA
00:14 Cristobal's breakdown From Hippie, el mundo está cambiando. (2004). Cristobal, the hippiest of the friends, has become an LSD addict. Depressed he roams the street and hallucinates. Contributed by CONSTANZA MUJICA
06:26 McGreevey Apology From Ocean County Politics (2004). N.J. Gov. Jim McGreevey apologizes for a sex scandal and says, "My truth is that I am a gay American." Contributed by Elisheva Weiss
09:57 Sanford Apology From MSNBC Live (2009). Sanford's apology for his 2009 scandal. Contributed by Elisheva Weiss
10:13 Learning from Youtube: Juhasz Final Video From Juhasz Final Video (2007). This video is my last for the LFYT 2007 class, where I promised to make a video every two weeks. By this time, I was tired of making these videos and stretched (it was the end of the semester), so I let myself fall short and did not try to say all my thoughts about the class (how could I?). I also knew that there were other endeavors (blogging, speaking, this project, interviews) that would better encompass my "final thoughts" on the course. Contributed by Alexandra Juhasz
02:50 Avatar/Pocahontas Mashup From Avatar and Pocahontas and the mind of Randy Szuch (2010). Avatar remixed with Pocahontas Contributed by Joshua McVeigh-Schultz
00:39 Not THIS Girl's Best Friend From Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles (2008). Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles and its subtle subversion of the highly manufactured belief that "Diamond's are a girl's best friend." Contributed by Anita Sarkeesian
03:41 Time Machine library database From The Time Machine (2002). In 2030, library databases will be controlled by ironic humanoid interfaces Contributed by Critical Commons Manager
01:48 Apple ad: Rip. Mix. Burn From Rip. Mix. Burn. (2006). In the first iPod ad from 2006, a white teenager assembles an eclectic playlist from live performers in a concert hall Contributed by Critical Commons Manager
01:31 Precious Classroom montage From Precious (2009). Precious' education (which is her redemption from her familial and social background) is represented by a series of historical video footage projected on the classroom wall. Contributed by Elizabeth Ramsey
02:31 Students and a Professor Discuss How to Use Education From Higher Learning (1996). Two students and a professor have a philosophical and practical discussion of the value of college education. Contributed by Curtis Marez
01:20 Representing Students: Junior From Junior (1994). Prof. Hesse discusses the early symptoms of his pregnancy to a colleague as two graduate student researchers overhear. Contributed by Curtis Marez
03:04 Feminist Detection at UCSD: Veronica Mars From Veronica Mars (2006). Veronica Mars brings her detective skills to bear on campus crimes. Contributed by Curtis Marez
04:06 Dystopian Science Fiction and the Death of Public Education: The Running Man (1987) From The Running Man (1987). A former policeman and escaped convict (Schwarzenegger) is released from his high-tech chains and learns that in the future public education has been replaced by state run TV. Contributed by Curtis Marez
01:01 Professor Hesse Defends his “Research”: Junior From Junior (1994). Dr. Hesse wrestles with a grasping dean in ways that reflect differences over the meaning and value of university research. Contributed by Curtis Marez
00:45 Representing Professors: Junior From Junior (1994). After losing their federal research grant, two university scientists discuss their future in ways that project an image of professors as coldly rational and machine like. Contributed by Curtis Marez
03:00 Birth of a Nation 2 From Birth of a Nation (1915). Griffith's depiction of blacks in reconstruction legislature Contributed by Randolph Stakeman
05:16 "Jan Pehechaan Ho" in Gumnaam From Gumnaam (1965). Dance number "Jan Pehechaan Ho" from Gumnaam Contributed by Veronica Paredes
02:45 A New Generation of Dude and Homophobic Language From Glee (2009). Glee takes a look at how one father defends his gay son from homophobic language. Contributed by Anita Sarkeesian
03:57 Vitter Apology From MSNBC Live (2007). Louisiana Sen. David Vitter apologizes for a prostitution scandal involving the "D.C. Madam." Contributed by Elisheva Weiss
00:27 Cristóbal in the rehab clinic From Hippie, el mundo está cambiando. (2004). Cristóbal begins to recover from his drug abuse problem by painting. Contributed by CONSTANZA MUJICA
04:15 Clinton Apology From ABC News (1998). Clinton apologizes for his relationship with Monica Lewinsky, which he calls "wrong." Contributed by Elisheva Weiss
01:16 Spitzer Apology From CNN Breaking News (2008). N.Y. Gov. Eliot Spitzer's first press conference after the prostitution scandal in 2008. Contributed by Elisheva Weiss
00:43 Telenovela "Hippie" (Martin confronts his father) From Hippie. El mundo está cambiando. (2004 ). The social becomes personal in the confrontation of a student leader/son with the University President/father. Contributed by CONSTANZA MUJICA
00:46 Abuse of Power From Abuse of Power (2006). Parody of an MPAA anti-piracy campaign Contributed by Critical Commons Manager
03:28 Disney Cut and Paste From Ressemblance (2010). A remix showing uncanny resonances in Disney animations Contributed by Critical Commons Manager
04:16 Time Machine library destruction From The Time Machine (2002). 800,000 years in the future, books will have turned to dust, but a digital information system continues to function Contributed by Critical Commons Manager
03:23 Time Machine Lightning History From The Time Machine (2002). A compressed montage of historical signifiers focusing on a hundred years of air travel Contributed by Critical Commons Manager
00:30 House Title Sequence From House (2004). Opening titles for the Fox medical drama House Contributed by Critical Commons Manager
02:44 Imagining UC Students: The Blot (1921) From The Blot (1921). A silent film depiction of University of California student demographics. Contributed by Curtis Marez
02:55 Writing a College Paper: Higher Learning From Higher Learning (1996). Students discuss their papers with each other and a professor. Contributed by Curtis Marez
04:01 Majoring in Criminology From Veronica Mars (2006). Opening of Veronica Mars episode where the title character attends criminology class on her "Spanish-style" college campus. Contributed by Curtis Marez
01:09 The Racialization of University Space: Higher Learning From Higher Learning (1996). The opening scene of Higher Learning presents a revealing view of the racialization of university space. Contributed by Curtis Marez
02:47 Dystopian SF and Public Institutions: The Running Man From The Running Man (1987). A policeman is imprisoned after refusing to fire on food rioters in California's San Joaquin Valley. Contributed by Curtis Marez
02:21 Public Universities Make Dreams of the Future Concrete: Conquest of the Planet of the Apes From Conquest of the Planet of the Apes (1972). The opening credits for the SF film Conquest of the Planet of the Apes was filmed at UC Irvine and represents a revealing interpretation of dreams for public education embedded in the school's architecture. Contributed by Curtis Marez
02:32 A Dream about Public Education: Junior From Junior (1994). The opening credits for Junior, filmed at UC Berkeley and reflecting on the significance of public education. Contributed by Curtis Marez
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