54min.

Black Is The Color

Description

Faced with racist caricatures, African-American painters decided to present a different image of their community than the one imposed by the degrading stereotypes of a brutally racist society.
Ignored and marginalised, they had to wait a century before they finally won recognition. This film tells the story of how African-American artists took back their image, from the abolition of slavery to the present day.

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Colonization And Decolonization

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Anti-Racism Education

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Intersectionality

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History And Culture : United States

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‘The skin colour that defies the condition of slavery’