Visualizing Race, Identity,and Change
Title
Visualizing Race, Identity,and Change
Description
Proof copy of a feature in National Geographic‘s October 125th anniversary issue that looks at the changing face of America in an article by Lise Funderburg, with portraits of multiracial families by Martin Schoeller, that celebrates the beauty of multiracial diversity and shows the limitations around our current categories when talking about race.
In many ways race is about difference and how those differences are codified through language, categories, boxes, segmentation, and even the implicit sorting that goes on in our heads in terms of the way we label others and even ourselves.
... The change in data collection could force us to reconsider our stereotypes, writes Lise Funderburg
In many ways race is about difference and how those differences are codified through language, categories, boxes, segmentation, and even the implicit sorting that goes on in our heads in terms of the way we label others and even ourselves.
... The change in data collection could force us to reconsider our stereotypes, writes Lise Funderburg
Subject
Racially mixed people
Creator
Michelle Norris (proof)
Lise Funderberg (text)
Martin Schoeller (photos)
Lise Funderberg (text)
Martin Schoeller (photos)
Date
September 17, 2013
Language
English
Type
Text
Coverage
United States of America
Collection
Citation
Michelle Norris (proof)
Lise Funderberg (text)
Martin Schoeller (photos)
, “Visualizing Race, Identity,and Change,” Antiracism Digital Library, accessed April 18, 2024, https://sacred.omeka.net/items/show/30.
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