In the future, when the face of the average American is one of a person of color, a bi- or miltiracial person, how will we represent historical figures? With whiteface? Or will we alter the impression of history to fit our present-day biases? Will we prefer to see only those people who look like ourselves? Or will we then, finally, be able to open ourselves to one another?
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posted by Cheryl @ 2:17 AM
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