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Zaki Grant Q&A
The Black gaze has echoes of the male gaze. I do, however, think that as a Black man it is my duty to re-appropriate how White people see us and how we see ourselves.
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Kay Hickman Q&A
The Black gaze is simply the perception of the Black person(s). It’s a view of the world from a voice that has long been silenced and as such, forces a target audience to engage true Blackness, dismantling the privileges in their perception.
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Hilina Abebe Q&A
The Black gaze means looking within, it means revisiting stories that were documented by the white folk when it comes to our own stories.
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Ebuka Mordi Q&A
It’s amazing how Black creatives can be interviewed and their process documented, it inspires.
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Camille Fontaine Q&A
It’s hugely important that each community has the opportunity to have their human experience expressed through their multifaceted gaze, to disrupt the pre-existing colonial schools of thought that are presented in media, design and arts.
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Michael V Louis Q&A
The way I see this world matters because the way it is has not been designed for me to fit in, or feel like I belong, or that I truly matter.
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