Question

1. what happened to alice wong’s friend, stacey park milbern?

a. she moved to europe in order to access better healthcare.
b. she became a legislator in order to fight for disability rights.
c. she passed away during the pandemic in 2020.
d. she contacted wong about starting a podcast together.

1. what happened on the day of the bread and roses feminist research colloquia event?

a. wong overslept and missed the event.
b. a journalist asked wong deeply personal questions about stacey.
c. the event was canceled due to a covid outbreak.
d. wong gave a speech about stacey that was an audience favorite.

1. which of the following is a critique of journalism that wong offers in this chapter?

a. journalists are too quick to offer their opinion and responses, and often do not center the voices of the community.
b. journalists should not \follow a thread\ for a story at the expense of those that the story is about.
c. journalists should attempt to write about communities and identities of which they do not ascribe.
d. both a and b are correct

Explanation:

Question 1

To answer this, we recall information about Stacey Park Milbern and Alice Wong. Stacey Park Milbern passed away during the 2020 pandemic. Option A is incorrect as there's no info about her moving to Europe for healthcare. Option B is wrong as she wasn't a legislator. Option D is incorrect as the podcast context doesn't match. So the correct answer is C.

For the Bread and Roses Feminist Research Colloquia event, a journalist asked Wong deeply personal questions about Stacey. Option A is wrong (no info on oversleeping), C is wrong (event wasn't canceled due to Covid), D is wrong (no info about the speech being a favorite). So B is correct.

Wong's critique of journalism: Option A says journalists offer opinions and don't center community voices, Option B says they shouldn't follow a thread at the expense of those the story is about. Both A and B reflect her critiques, so D (Both A and B are correct) is right. Option C is incorrect as it's not a critique she offers.

Answer:

C. She passed away during the pandemic in 2020.

Question 2