Exam 8: Living in a Globalizing World

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Anzaldúa describes the origins of a hybrid people and fuses the results of this hybridization by using both languages throughout her essay. How did this blend of English and Spanish (also known as translanguaging or code-meshing) affect your reading? Do you think that Anzaldúa intends to force readers to imagine what it is like for Mexicans who must continue to bridge the worlds of the Global North and Global South? For what purpose?

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Question 21

Extractivism is recognized as the removal of the natural resources belonging to countries of the Global South by a Global Northern country such as:

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Question 22

Who have been most impacted by the international gendered division of labor and how so?

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Question 23

Birss informs on how the judicial system has been weaponized to _____ EHRDs.

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Question 24

Anzaldúa reminds us of the micro, meso, macro, and global struggles of Mexicans who were:

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Question 25

While Graham and Sengupta's call for an Internet that more accurately reflects the world's diverse population, what are some of the impediments to making this call become a reality? What conditions continue to foster racial, gender, and ethnic re-stratification of Western hegemony?

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Question 26

Graham and Sengupta are desirous of an Internet that reflects more content from:

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Extractivism is recognized as the removal of the natural resources belonging to countries of the Global South by a Global Northern country such as:

Who have been most impacted by the international gendered division of labor and how so?

Birss informs on how the judicial system has been weaponized to _____ EHRDs.

Anzaldúa reminds us of the micro, meso, macro, and global struggles of Mexicans who were:

While Graham and Sengupta's call for an Internet that more accurately reflects the world's diverse population, what are some of the impediments to making this call become a reality? What conditions continue to foster racial, gender, and ethnic re-stratification of Western hegemony?

Graham and Sengupta are desirous of an Internet that reflects more content from:

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