Special Tour of ‘The Way She Looks’ @ Ryerson Image Centre
The Way She Looks revisits the history of African photographic portraiture through the perspectives of women, both as sitters and photographers.
Read ArticleThe Way She Looks revisits the history of African photographic portraiture through the perspectives of women, both as sitters and photographers.
Read ArticleFor most, the Salem witch trials was the plight of white women (and a handful of men) and excludes the fact that there were Black women in the town who were enslaved and were also a part of that history.
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Read ArticleThis February, carve out time to celebrate the successes of Black women in politics.
Read Article“I think we need start looking within, unbecoming and unlearning the things that hinder us from growth before we expect others to change.”
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