A Design Research on

Visual Identity Politics in an age of Cultural Diversity

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1001 streams of whiteness

“Why you can’t have White Pride…” @tizzyent on Tik Tok

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So [white pride] represents superiority and hate and [black pride] a fight for equality.

Blackbook

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Beyoncé

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16 zwarte vrouwelijke cadetten van West Point poseren in traditioneel uniform met geheven vuist (© AP)

Timeline of Huey Remixed

Huey Remixed 1967: the Poster of Huey P. Newton in a Rattan Chair

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Rights and Reproductions The Bancroft Library University of California Berkeley, CA 94720-6000