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Hoodoo Voodoo I See You: How do white people see black people and when did this nonsense begin? - Paperback

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by Crispin Larangeira (Author)

Hoodoo Voodoo I See You returns to work I'd begun with Wole Soyinka and Henry Lewis Gates for a PBS project tentatively titled: The Image of the Black. This dealt with how white people see black people when seen through the prisms of their history and art. I wanted to ponder this some more, using the notion of an illuminated manuscript. It would contain drama, monologue, photo, video, music representations, and examine more closely the ancient, classic, Islamic and Asian world. Volume I. An intended second volume would include Slavery in the emerged corporate empires, Slavery and Islam, Slavery in Europe and America, Freedom, and Freedom and Democracy.

Number of Pages: 120
Dimensions: 0.28 x 9.02 x 5.98 IN
Publication Date: November 18, 2019
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