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A Design Research on
Visual Identity Politics in an age of Cultural Diversity
Ongoing Research #1: Huey Remixed
The Remix
Timeline of appropriations of Huey in a Rattan Chair
The Remix: The Legacy of a Panther in our pop.cultural imagination
The Original
The Original: Black Urban Warrior
The Original: Jailbird in a Peacock Chair
The Context
The Context: The sampled history of the Black Panther Party – 1966/1967
The Context: The sampled history of the Black Panther Party – 1968
The Context: The sampled history of the Black Panther Party – 1969
The Context: The sampled history of the Black Panther Party – 1970
The Context: The sampled history of the Black Panther Party – 1971
The Context: The sampled history of the Black Panther Party – 1972/1982
The Context: The Black Panther Party Playlist
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
Sources & References
About
About Post-what.com
The Post-what Reading Guide
About Mark Mulder
About the Studio for Visual Pop.Culture
Contact & Mailing
Portfolio
Introduction
Management
How We Make Research (2019)
Education
System of Representation (2019+2020)
Cultural Diversity calls for equity (2017)
Embrace The Miscellaneous (2015+2016)
Design & Research
Stichting Creative Action Now (2021)
Tele-exotica (2020)
Protected Cityscapes Rotterdam (2019)
WdKA Makes A Difference (2017)
On Classification (2016)
Cultural Diversity Totebag (2015)
Jazz Festival Delft (2012)
Jazz Festival Delft (2011)
Jazz Festival Delft (2010)
Jazz Festival Delft (2009)
Obama In Black & White (2008)
Jazz Festival Delft (2008)
Collections
Blackbook
Encyclopedia of —isms
Everyday People Every Day
Identity politics
Incomplete timeline of human classification
Products of Research
Race-ism
Re-mix
Reading stuff
Stereotypes
Tags
United States
Huey P. Newton
classification
The Netherlands
Black Panther Party for Self-defence
race
racism
Oakland
black
slavery
language
Black Panthers
stereotypes
stereotype
art
Stuart Hall
white privilege
white centered
Hiphop
blackface
revolution
representation
White
ethnicity
geography
history
New York
institutional racism
Emory Douglas
identity
United Kingdom
skin colour
Los Angeles
racial joke
Free Huey
inspiration
race as a cultural/social construct
Becky
language of revolution
Afrofuturism
education
activism
female
popculture
Amsterdam
Beyoncé
John Berger
gender
Rotterdam
objectification
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Black Pete is Blackface
Silly Pete…
Bram Bakker
Coon
Disney
Uncle Remus
Quote by Bram Bakker, famous Dutch psychiatrist. Found in: AD, December 30, 2014, p13
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