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Knowing Margaret Sanger: Do You Have Your Information Right?

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Submitted by spreston on Fri, 03/04/2011 - 7:57pm

I am hopeless with technology, so I could not figure out how to embed the slideshow I made.
Here is the link - enjoy!  To go to the next slide, just click on the arrow that appear on the right of the slide.
http://www.photosnack.com/slideshows/7c12c0a7978863842f22b5cbfa619768

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the power of the first person voice

Submitted by Liz McCormack on Wed, 04/06/2011 - 4:46pm.

 I enjoyed your slideshow.  Did you figure out how to embed such projects? Worth following up on.

You've hit on a good intersection of information, coders and decoders. For me your show raises the question of the privilege of the first person. Might even the first person voice has some agendas embedded in it as well?

Indeed what is "the truth" of a person?  The collective views? or the first person view?

What do you think?

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