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DANM 250E: Game Design + Documentary Storytelling + Social ActivismMain MenuSyllabusCommunityProjects DescriptionsFrequently Used ResourcesAlexis Guzman7034720f49eaa9a204a043925bb6f42a5f7de710Casondra Sobieralskibf0dee6d71ab8d6fe237e3dd633d63556a71f305Javier Juanillo9f51bd896df7c456d1ecbd23694d6b9aeaa9073dParul414b8a5824f99f3b2e1f07507922c7673ae03deaSusana Ruizd8cbdab512a287789fb5129e74c8e3d0d6c7585d
So true!
12017-10-18T16:15:45-07:00Susana Ruizd8cbdab512a287789fb5129e74c8e3d0d6c7585d230793Comment to Casondra's Week 3 journal entry by SRplain2017-10-18T16:19:43-07:00Susana Ruizd8cbdab512a287789fb5129e74c8e3d0d6c7585dFantastic example and I think the tactics, principles, and theories you trace to Alice Paul and her tribe are totally appropriate. Yes indeed, BT is not a very historical project, they seem to emphasize the contemporary and the recent past — so your entry is particularly pleasurable (to me). How great it would be to channel Alice and re-imagine her today (know of any such work?). This might interest you: http://suffrajitsu.com/suffragetto-a-suffragettes-vs-police-board-game-rediscovered-after-100-years/
