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I agree!! - georgie

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Type References from 'I am a Man' poster

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Type References from 'I am a Man' poster

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https://www.myfonts.com/fonts/jnlevine/backpage-article/

https://www.myfonts.com/fonts/thometz/silvertone-woodtype/

https://www.myfonts.com/fonts/jnlevine/broadletter/

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I think that we should do this idea of 400 squares but only in the end. In the beginning we do block colours (e.g. paper cuts or paint etc) as I think it would take less time for us to do.

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loved this work and think we could do something like this in paper cuts

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- Pink Ffoyd -Julia Dream; thought the whole animation really benefitted from the texture (think we should also include texture)
Also liked when the animation was drawn onto colour paper

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Idea of these figures/shapes being separate and then intertwining then becoming one

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Ideas for abstract ways that the 400 souls could be represented with shapes and lines

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Ideas for abstract ways that the 400 souls could be represented with shapes and lines

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Thought the transition between the figures, nature and the close up faces was something that was quite effective and something that we could use in a similar way but more closely looking at the idea of waves as the nature aspect.

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Philip guston painting

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Content imagery.

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Paper Cut Animation Inspiration!

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Imagery: Jazz album covers of the 20th century, often using alot of graphic papercut imagery.

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choir singing quote

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'Them became we to allow I to become me'

kinda reminds me of this Facebook mosaic thing
zooming in to zoom out...

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3 / wave comes and wipes away the ship and start transition into middle

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1 / shore birds eye view... then pans up to ship CALMING

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Mood Board Collecting - Blu

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2./ ship

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- The Death and Life of Marsha P. Johnson  (documentary)
- Miss America (documentary)
- The Long Song (BBC drama)
- 13th (Documentary)
- Today's Focus (Podcast)
- 1619 (podcast)
- BlacKkKlansman
- Why I'm No Longer Talking to White People About Race (Book)
- How to Be an Anti-racist (Book)

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Educational and from a ignored voice.

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Reading, watching and listening.
Levels of reliability (a academic book compared to a fictional movie on the same topic)
More perspectives, easier to remember and digest.

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Are there common interests we can all explore?

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Are there common interests we can all explore?

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Where might you begin to engage with additional research material?

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Where might you begin to engage with additional research material?

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What are you interested in learning more about?

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What are you interested in learning more about?

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- How does this form change our understanding of the subject?
- How does the source of the material change the information? Who created it and from what perspective? When, why?
- Does this research take you away from the book too much?

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How has/could additional research widen your understanding of the essays?

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How has/could additional research widen your understanding of the essays?

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What additional research have you begun based on reading the essays?

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What additional research have you begun based on reading the essays?

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End of 'Royal African Company', 'The Slave Market' and 'Maroons and Marronage'

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End of 'Royal African Company', 'The Slave Market' and 'Maroons and Marronage'

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What stuck out to you and why?

The amount achieved by this black feminist organisation whilst going about their daily jobs, going ti school and struggling financially.

What surprised you?

The fact that in the 21st century we are still using the Black feminist analysis to address injustices present.

What do you want to know more about?

Examples on how they are used today and on the analysis itself.

What emotions did you feel while reading the essays?

Saddened listening to the hate crime against black woman in the 70s and 80s.

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'Elizabeth Keye' and 'The Royal African Company'

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'Elizabeth Keye' and 'The Royal African Company'

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I had heard about the RAC, but in context of british imperalism within a-level studies and less regarding black experience, which was only 2 years ago. I felt very uncomfortable with the way the british school system chooses to deliver such content, much of it still having this strangely positive outlook on British imperalism as a whole, despite the tragedy it brought upon millions of lives.

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13th amendment and the convict labour laws are something to further research, as is a clear demonstration of how the oppression of black communities is far from over. (more info on this in the Royal African Company chapter).

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Growing up, we are told of the beautiful buildings of England's major cities such as Manchester and London, but very little emphasis is put on the disturbing history that often funded these buildings Spoken about in greater detail in 'The Royal African Company' chapter, which details the largest slave trade company in England of the 16-1700s, 'wealth amassed from human trafficking is found in much of the city's [manchester] architecture'. (page 65)

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sense of belonging, community. loved a quote from the book that read; 'there may be no better word to encapsulate Black American history than community'. (introduction,p17)

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Very little, but hope to research this further. In a way it could be argued, why have I not heard of these writers? and how does this reflect what many of the books chapters are trying to say?

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Some brief history, but not enough. Solange, The Long Song (bbc drama), 13th, Today is Focus (Podcast)

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I love the imagery the book as a concept creates, this sense of a choir, a harmonised group of black voices singing together words of history, truth and hope.

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makes it feel digestable and easy to absorb, especially as someone with a basic understanding of such subjects. However in some ways, it does feel at points like the chapters feel isolated from one another... maybe the animation could be about the chorus of all these chapters working in harmony with eachother?

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The overarching feeling was a sense of hope, intertwined with anger. I think these ideas should be put across in the animation, but through using the direct words from the book and NOT my opinion.

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How and why so much black history is ignored. I also was shocked to learn about the continuation of slavery through the convict labour laws in america, and how this is directly linked to the continuation of black slavery in modern society!

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The undermining of black history in its relation to 'recorded history' taught in schools.

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How does its format affect your experience of reading - multiple writers, short 5 page-pieces, chronological timeline, many parts forming a larger work?

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How does its format affect your experience of reading - multiple writers, short 5 page-pieces, chronological timeline, many parts forming a larger work?

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In its full form, what interests you about Four Hundred Souls as a book concept?

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In its full form, what interests you about Four Hundred Souls as a book concept?

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Might there be essays of interest you have not all read yet?

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Might there be essays of interest you have not all read yet?