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“It’s still possible to generate new zones of practice within and outside the academy, even as it becomes intensely commodified. Can we dismantle the master’s house by dismantling... no, hacking the master’s tools?”

Currently, we are conducting a social media campaign called: Quotes of Resistance 2, #QoR2: Resisting Blackface. You can find various contributions in forms of digital postcards, audio recordings and short video representations from activists, scholars and artists of colour that elaborate on what it means to encounter blackface in Europe, and offer heterogenous ways and strategies on how to resist racist imaginary.

An audience picture of the conference Returning the Gaze 2014 in which Patricia Schor held her presentation.

“Institutional racism in the Netherlands is impervious due to the unshakeable belief in the good will and good faith of institutions and their power in instituting the normative model

We are re-posting this insightful quote by Dr. Anandi Ramamurthy in solidarity with the people of Palestine.

Founded in 2013, the European Race and Imagery Foundation radically re-imagines Europe. We expose and criticize dominant narratives of belonging, and racist imagery. We amplify stories of resistance against racism that provide space to breathe and heal, and open pathways for more just futures. Our social media campaigns, events and platforms seek to remedy how mainstream anti-racism neglects the histories, views and creativity of Black people and people of color. We want to nurture words, visions and actions that help recall us that our liberation has been and will be.

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