Sentences with phrase «defined blackness»

Interestingly enough, criticism of Negritude came from those who believed it defined Blackness by a white aesthetic standard and not an independently Black one.

For wisdom, we need to look past the rhetoric of the opportunists to the original ideologues of modern blackness, and how they defined blackness itself — men like Malcolm X, Stokely Carmichael and Floyd McKissick.

Teachers were often trying to get me to prove my intellectual worth, while my peers tried to define my Blackness.

To answer at all, one would have to define both blackness and performance art once and for all.

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Not exact matches

The New York Times Magazine featured a lengthy article («Why «Black Panther» Is a Defining Moment for Black America») hailing the film for being «steeped very specifically and purposefully in its blackness.»

But this ethnic self - discovery did not alter the fact that whiteness continued to be defined, as before, primarily by what it isn't: blackness.

Of course his blackness and his family and his upbringing has played a part in that, but he doesn't want to be defined by it.

Post-black art became a stance in this transitional moment in the quest to define ongoing changes in African - American art, and ultimately became part of the perpetual redefinition of blackness in contemporary culture.

What defines African - American identity, and what unites blackness across continents?

The show featured 28 up - and - coming artists whose work Golden considered to be «post-black,» a term defined by Golden as «characterized by artists who were adamant about not being labeled as «black» artists, though their work was steeped, in fact deeply interested, in redefining complex notions of blackness.»

Bradford talked about «the blackness laid on me without me deciding what it meant to me» and that he «didn't want to be defined so narrowly.»

Ojih Odutola notes, «Like the construct of Blackness, wealth defines the spaces of those who inhabit it — it limits and / or permits movement and readjusts context.

«Blackness is so often described in a reductive way and as something so easily determined and defined,» says Thomas, whose video work Question Bridge, and photography series B ® anded and Unbranded have long explored bBlackness is so often described in a reductive way and as something so easily determined and defined,» says Thomas, whose video work Question Bridge, and photography series B ® anded and Unbranded have long explored blacknessblackness.