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The Colored Girls Museum: Urgent Care Exhibition:

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The Colored Girls Museum: Urgent Care Exhibition:

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The Colored Girls Museum is located in the Germantown section of Philadelphia. The information presented on this Padlet is from a discussion about the museum by DuBois (founder) and Clemmons (curator). The discussion was presented at Jefferson University. Participants were involved in discussions about the artwork and about social issues that women of color face. Topics that were explored at this event included, racism, segregation, unequal pay, and sanctuary and self-care.

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"The Colored Girls Museum:" Event Flyer 

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"The Colored Girls Museum:" Event Flyer 

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"The Colored Girls Museum: A Discussion by Vashti DuBois and Michael Clemmons"

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"The Colored Girls Museum: A Discussion by Vashti DuBois and Michael Clemmons"

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It was Thursday, January 18th, at 7pm. I sat in Eakins Lounge in Jefferson Alumni Hall awaiting presenters Vashit DuBois, Michael Clemmons, and Marilisa Navarro. DuBois (founder and executive director of The Colored Girls Museum) and Clemmons (curator of the museum) were going to discuss their museum The Colored Girls Museum and its newest exhibition Urgent Care. Navarro, an assistant professor of African American studies at Jefferson was present to discuss topics shown in the artwork from the museum. The event flyer read, "The Colored Girls Museum is a memoir museum, which honors the stories, experiences, and history of Colored Girls."

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The Colored Girls Museum: Urgent Care Exhibition 

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The Colored Girls Museum: Urgent Care Exhibition 

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The exhibit Urgent Care focuses on a year long campaign that addresses a community or public health concern.

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"The Colored Girls Museum:" Communion by Calli Roche: 

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"The Colored Girls Museum:" Communion by Calli Roche: 

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This piece was presented by DuBois and Clemmons at the discussion.
"An all-white cotton and linen conjoined dress with D-ring fasteners and straps, each element speaking to legacies of sharecropping, religion, mental illness, gendered violence, immigration, and loss.

The dress was created with inspiration from the combined histories of the three wearers. The details of each segment represent the history of the individual wearer while the garment as a whole depicts the interconnected nature of struggle."

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"The Colored Girls Museum:" Hair Dresser by Nasstassja Swift

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"The Colored Girls Museum:" Hair Dresser by Nasstassja Swift

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"Urgent Care addresses the trauma, stress, anxiety, among other things, that we experience. And unlike any other space, it doesn’t stop at addressing the problem, rather providing the physical, emotional and mental remedies, time, attention and room that is necessary.

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"Colored Girls Museum-Urgent Care" Field Notes 

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"Colored Girls Museum-Urgent Care" Field Notes 

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Interviewing Participants at the "Colored Girls Museum" Event. 

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Interviewing Participants at the "Colored Girls Museum" Event. 