From the mission statement of the blog, People of Color in European Art History: “This blog is dedicated to providing a counternarrative to dominant social, cultural, and political narratives about European history in relation to both white identity and white supremacy as an institutionalized form of oppression.” An incredible resource for learning about people of color in European art history and looking closely into how we teach and how we think about race and history. Not only does it question the academic structures that put knowledge behind paywalls , but it is in and of itself an argument for the importance of accessibility in academia.
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