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Nearly 70 Years Later, Invisible Man Is Still Inspiring Visual Artists

Ralph Ellison’s classic 1952 novel has influenced not just writers but photographers, sculptors and painters, all grappling with what it means to be seen.

Meghan McCain on The View talked identity politics: How to weigh in

Meghan McCain on The View talked identity politics: How to weigh in
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Meghan McCain tried to weigh in on identity politics and fumbled There s a right way to do it

Meghan McCain tried to weigh in on identity politics and fumbled There s a right way to do it
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Lesson of the Day: Feathers and Female Power: The Costumes of Carnival – Repeating Islands

Nicole Daniels ( The New York Times) writes, “In this lesson, students will learn about the history and role of costumes in Caribbean Carnival. Then, we invite them to respond artistically to the themes of transformation, history, ancestry and joy.” For full article, additional links, and photos, see ( The New York Times). [I loved this article, and I thank Peter Jordens for reminding me to post it!] Lesson Overview “Carnival in Winter” explores Caribbean Carnival celebrations around the world, their history and what it means that Carnival is canceled this year because of the coronavirus pandemic. The New York Times describes this multimedia experience as a “party” that honors Carnival as a “full-tilt joy fest of renewal, resistance and remembering for Caribbean immigrants.”

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