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...people seem surprised to meet a blonde that is forceful or demanding. Our peers unconciouscly associate blondeness with affluence and privilege, and thus regard blondes’ opinions as naïve and ill-informed. People assume that I’m downright silly because of my hair color??and I wonder if I cater my behavior to their expectations...
...without increased resources and new faculty, none of this will be enough to maintain the department’s place at the cutting edge of the academic study of Africa and the African diaspora. The reality remains that the Faculty of Arts and Sciences is losing professors of color??of whom there are too few to begin with—instead of gaining them. This trend has to be reversed...
...activity, he said, also hoped to convey the importance of the youth vote, as well as the sway that “people of color?...
...more comfortable, because you knew everyone,” says Johnson. “But now, it’s less casual—you’re in front of 1300 people with a Jumbotron screen behind you.” Borrowed from Women In Color??s “Haute” show last semester, the video screen, coupled with computer graphics and sequenced sound, magnified the scope of the production tremendously. Although adding to the show’s high-stakes atmosphere, the visuals allowed for a look that previous producers could only dream...
...those who like their Ozu in color, this late-period work—his first in color??from 1958 has come to the very complete Harvard Film Archive Ozu festival. The intriguing family dynamics concern an independent daughter—it is the 50s after all and women are finding their place—who refuses her more traditional father’s plan of an arranged marriage. Beyond the plot, however, Ozu’s movies are special for their interest in color??in this case, red (Ozu’s favorite color...