

Dr. Sarah Lewis on The Unseen Truth: When Race Changed Sight in America
5 snips Sep 18, 2024
Dr. Sarah Lewis, an author and researcher specializing in race and visual culture, discusses her new book, The Unseen Truth. She reveals how visual representations shape societal beliefs about race and belonging. The conversation dives into the misconceptions perpetuated by visual myths and the essential role of aesthetics in social movements. Lewis emphasizes the importance of confronting historical narratives to challenge systemic racism and the need for self-reflection in fostering inclusivity and justice.
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Intro
00:00 • 4min
Visual Myths and Racial Perception
03:39 • 5min
Aesthetics and Justice: Unraveling Race in America
08:25 • 16min
Confronting Racial Perceptions and Historical Narratives
24:11 • 5min
Racial Narratives and Systemic Legacy
29:26 • 13min
Facing Pain and Vulnerability
42:21 • 5min
Confronting Race: A Journey of Truth and Compassion
46:58 • 4min
Exploring Race and Perception: A Transformative Journey
51:02 • 3min