"I think what we are seeing and relearning with the 'Black Lives Matter' and 'Say Her Name' movements is that a lot of the issues and questions that we thought were settled from the 1960s through the 1980s were not quite settled. The structures that created and maintained oppression in the past are far too often still in place and we need to keep talking about them. We also need an intergenerational dialogue where different generations tell each other what they see. One of the greatest things ab...
Art Historian Kellie Jones Calls for an Intergenerational Dialogue to Tackle Issues in the Visual Arts (And Elsewhere) that Remain Unsettled
The Huffington Post - 14 Dec 2015 22:22
"I think what we are seeing and relearning with the 'Black Lives Matter' and 'Say Her Name' movements is that a lot of the issues and questions that we thought were settled from the 1960s through the 1980s were not quite settled. The structures that created and maintained oppression in the past are far too often still in place and we need to keep talking about them. We also need an intergenerational dialogue where different generations tell each other what they see. One of the greatest things ab...
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