MACS 307

Critically analyzes settler colonialism’s use of media and communication to exclude and/or misrepresent colonial othering, as well as how those colonized harness media and communication as tools of decolonization, resistance, and resurgence. Special attention is given to settler colonialism in Canada and media texts produced by Indigenous Peoples locally and across Turtle Island. Note: Students with credit for MACS 399R cannot take this course for further credit. -- Prerequisite -- 45 university-level credits, including MACS 110 or MACS 130. -- Corequisite -- None. -- Pre or Corequisite -- None.