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How Harmful Tropes Show Up in the Decorative Arts

Emily R. Pellerin

June 22, 2023

Even in contemporary contexts, racist designs and decorative arts are rooted in incredibly painful histories that are still harmful today.

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A mural of Maya Angelou with her quote, "you may write me down in history with your bitter twisted lies. You may trod me in the very dirt but still, like dust, I'll rise."

Black Poetry: An Unapologetic Look into American Cruelty

Nicole Cardoza

February 10, 2022

Black poetry in the U.S. has been a revolutionary space throughout history, acting as a reminder of American cruelty and strife.

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How Harmful Tropes Show Up in the Decorative Arts

Black Poetry: An Unapologetic Look into American Cruelty

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