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Critical Race Theory (Interpreting the Caricatures (Mammy, Jezebel, The…
Critical Race Theory
Interpreting the Caricatures
Mammy
Jezebel
The Tom
The Brute
Coon
Picaninny
Do all oppressed people have something in common?
Expectation to "Get Over It"
Internalized Oppression
Buy in is serious
"All Women are white and all blacks are men"
Brave
tension
It's never fully cleaned out
Race is a sensitive issue
Bamboozled-movie
Cannbilism of society
Racial Meloncolia
Moment of rupter
Fanon
Taking Perceptions and internalizing it
Feel the power differential
Power+Prejudice
Ain't I a Woman
Racism is embedded
Intsectionality
major systems of oppression are interlocking
The Cambahee River Collective Statement
Structurally- Produce marginalized effects that may not be intended
Emphasized Interconnectedness
Double Duality
Black Woman Eraser
Representation of POC
Sterotypes
Blackface
Blackness
Looked at as material
Defintion of Blackness
Questioning their identity
Dunwitty's Caricature throughout the movie
buys and sells images of blackbodies
sees blackness as a cool thing
Present power dynamic
Justifying that it is okay for one race to be better than another.
Mobility Issues
Violence
"Little Africa"
Claudette Calvin
Constitutional Right
Segregated freedom
Stage Coach, Steamboats, buses, and trains
Transportation