Black History
#TRAVESSIAS—CROSSINGS
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We Belong to the Land
Insights from a quilombola thinker on Brazil’s state-sanctioned violence and the power of oral traditions.
#Vulnerable Observers
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Parda: Of Roots, Curls and Race
A Brazilian’s entangled journey to Black awareness in a whitewashed world.
#Epistemic Activism
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Judging by the Cover: Racial Bias in Design Publishing
Design books are overwhelmingly cis, male, and white. Designers: I dare you to face your bookshelf and check who is—and who isn’t—there.
#Living Archives
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Chasing Images
In search of the Black aesthetic and my own identity via Louise E. Jefferson.
#Politics of Display
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Preserve, Revise, Remove, Radicalize
Monuments and memorials in the United States of America after 2020.
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#Designing Resistance
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Designing with/against Cherophobia
In search of haps, untrodden paths, and wayward futurities.
#Politics of Display
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Culture, No Context
Face to face with the ethics of European Ethnographic Museums.
#Objects of Interest
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On Isolation, Heirlooms and Solidarity
How the Sankara Rug became a comfort away from home.
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#Objects of Interest
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An Accidental Game of Telephone
How a group of women designed the Black Panther logo.
