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Ongoing Research #1: Huey Remixed
Out Now: The Book!
About Huey Remixed
The Sample
Found Footage
Criteria For Selection
The Remix
The Timeline
The Timeline 1967-70: Free Huey!
The Timeline 1970s: Pop.Cultural Remix
The Timeline 1990s: The Hip-hop Era
The Timeline 21C: The Age of Internet
The Black Panther Party Playlist
The Legacy of The Panthers
Jailbird in a Peacock Chair
The Original
“A Black Urban Warrior”
The Context
Short history of the Black Panther Party
Sampled History 66/67
Sampled History 1968
Sampled History 1969
Sampled History 1970
Sampled History 1971
Sampled History 72/82
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Design Research #0:
On Classification
1. Introduction
Welcome & Motivation
Research Question & Project Outline
2. Creating a database
3. Visual Analyses
Typology
Stereotypology
Designing Dialogues
— On Citizenship
— On R’dam Noord
4. Conclusion
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Q: ‘Are you Afro-American?’
A: ‘I identify as black’
— Rachel Dolezal
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The construct of race
Little White Lie — Lacey Schwartz
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Little white lie
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Trailer Little White Lie on YouTube
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Race as Floating Signifier
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Encyclopedia of —isms
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“I write “Black” with a capital B because this term addresses first and foremost political and historical dimensions of the concept of Blackness, and relates only indirectly to skin complexion.”
— Adusei-Poku
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The construct of race
The myth of race debunked in 3 minutes
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The myth of race by Vox
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The construct of race
Brown eyes and blue eyes Racism experiment — Jane Elliott
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Jane Elliott
Kids & Race
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United States
A class Divided
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Yannis Pitsiladis’ “White men can run”
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"Ook blanke mannen kunnen sprinten" De Volkskrant, March 10, 2014, p.11, Sports
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Incomplete timeline of human classification
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Source: People’s history of the United States