6/1 Draft Questions - Carter Rowell
1. In "Mapping Chicanas in Community Radio in the 1970s," it is stated that "women hold less than 7 percent of all TV and radio station licenses" (Monica de la Torre 188). What do you think should be done to fix this statistic, encourage and allow more women to participate in this career path?
2. KDNA's website says that the radio station "went on air with an educational and informational format" (KDNA 2). What advantages would a radio station have over other educational and informational media or other educational opportunities within society?
3. In "Why COVID-19 is Hitting Washington Latinos Especially Hard," the authors describe how Latinos have 31% of the cases "compared with their 13% share of the overall population" (Fowler and Kroman 5). It is likely that COVID-19 will have a second wave at the end of 2020. What precautions should be taken ahead of time to ensure that not only the overall amount of cases decreases, but the disproportionality of cases between demographic groups also decreases?
4. In "Undocumented Workers Fend for Themselves with Little COVID-19 Help," the author discusses how there is a "lack of state and federal benefits for undocumented immigrants," leading to a disproportionate effect by COVID-19 (Fowler 8). How do national emergencies such as COVID-19 highlight gaps in federal protections and injustices in society in general? In what other ways has COVID-19 done this?
2. KDNA's website says that the radio station "went on air with an educational and informational format" (KDNA 2). What advantages would a radio station have over other educational and informational media or other educational opportunities within society?
3. In "Why COVID-19 is Hitting Washington Latinos Especially Hard," the authors describe how Latinos have 31% of the cases "compared with their 13% share of the overall population" (Fowler and Kroman 5). It is likely that COVID-19 will have a second wave at the end of 2020. What precautions should be taken ahead of time to ensure that not only the overall amount of cases decreases, but the disproportionality of cases between demographic groups also decreases?
4. In "Undocumented Workers Fend for Themselves with Little COVID-19 Help," the author discusses how there is a "lack of state and federal benefits for undocumented immigrants," leading to a disproportionate effect by COVID-19 (Fowler 8). How do national emergencies such as COVID-19 highlight gaps in federal protections and injustices in society in general? In what other ways has COVID-19 done this?
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