solved 1.How do snapshots function for her? What does the photograph

1.How do snapshots function for her? What does the photograph provide for her relationship with her dad?2.In what ways is the wall of photographs she describes more than a mere collection of family photos?3.What does hooks’ dad’s role as the photographer say about cultural production, especially at that time?4.What is a hegemony?5.How do photographs function in the context of hegemonic power? (provide an example if you can)6.I’ll assume that you have encountered a hegemony in your life. What was (is) it? How did you encounter it? How did you respond to it? If you don’t believe you’ve encountered a hegemony, how did you think you’ve avoided them?