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Art and Social Justice: What is a Portrait?

Author

Learning for Justice

Publisher

Learning for Justice

Place of Publication

Montgomery, Alabama

Year of Publication

N/A

Language

English

Resource Description

This lesson helps children start thinking about what a portrait can show about race and racial stereotypes, and how portraitists might reinforce or fight against stereotypes through their art.

Category (Target Group/HRE Strategy)

Multimedia and Arts

Sub-Category

MMA: Visual arts

Human Rights Theme(s)

Anti-racism

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Human Rights Education Associates

Art and Social Justice: What is a Portrait?

Author

Learning for Justice

Publisher

Learning for Justice

Place of Publication

Montgomery, Alabama

Year of Publication

N/A

Language

English

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