Archives Of Justice: Black, Queer, Immigrant Stories Unsilenced

The “truths” found in traditional archives are incomplete: books and mainstream film productions are often biased; silences and omissions enter every level of archive-making and historical production. Students will engage in the critical analysis of the historical relationship between race, diaspora, and citizenship as they appear in film, media, and cultural productions. Building on original stories and artistic materials presented in class, students will create their own project (short film, podcast, story map). The goal is to make the archive a tool for teaching, learning and an artistic piece for the larger community.

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Faculty

Sections

S01

Tuesdays, 1:30-4:20 PM

Instructor(s)

Medhin Paolos