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I chose this image because of the simplicity of the word choice and the repetition that give this image a dark tone. The bold text and white and black color choice aid in that. Emotionally, I felt much more impacted by this than any of the other images. The repetition felt uncomfortable as the consistency of the words felt like they were never going to stop.

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I wrote about this image because it was such a blatant example of racism and stereotyping/body-shaming Serena William's body.

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claudia page 19
All of these stories represent fear, feeling like an outcast, humiliation, and uncomfort similiar to how this creature looks.

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Marta - On the page 33 there is an image of a black woman wearing a costume in the flowers. The quote from page 34 says: “a XXXXX paints a flower it becomes a slavery flower”, this is an exact representation of the stereotype people have in their minds. These flowers “grow and blossom” on the black woman while she is leaning forward. As for me, that means that the woman carries all the stereotypes about black people behind her back and is tired of it. The “weight” of these flowers is to heavy to have on yourself and the woman is about to give up under the pressure the white society makes.

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I chose this vignette because unlike some others it isnt violent. It is not discrimination or upsetting it is just uncomfortable. It shows an implicit bias and a lack of awareness.

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I am Danish, and seeing a Danish tennis player publicly display this sort of racism was upsetting, as I felt the act inappropriately represented an entire country and negatively influenced many good people.

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I chose the image on page 33 because I felt like it depicted what it is like carrying the microaggressions and everyday racism with you throughout your life.

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Financial oppression and lack of financial opportunity, thinking about where I grew up and who is represented as wealthy...I also care about carefully examining the systems that govern our society and discovering how we can improve them. Dominant social groups hold a lot of power and we need to use it.

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I thought it was astonishing to see people believe that just because someone is a different race their bodies can't undergo the same biological/scientific things as other races.

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i chose this as the two pages reflect each other in a powerful way. saying i am not always colored and saying i only feel coored against a white background hints at black people feeling oppressed in a predominantly white society and that some do not feel accepted.

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i wrote about this image because

Rankine  continuously yet sporadically revisits the deer as metaphor for the hunted and targeted. She  writes about what the moan means in perspective for black people facing constant microaggressions.

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I thought the image of the taxidermied doe with a human face stitched on to it was an apt representation of how dehumanizing yet ridiculous a racist perspective is.

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I thought this was the most interesting because the "you" person wasn't the subject of the microaggression. Also, the "you" person actually had their own microaggression by telling the person that they should be more careful where they talk. This one had two different layers which is why I picked it.

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Ainsley Craver- I think this metaphor is really impactful in helping "simplify" racism and its effects