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DESCRIPTION:Professor Salseda will discuss Civil Society\, the three-channe
 l video installation by the artist Latipa (née Michelle Dizon).\n\nCivil So
 ciety explores the videotaped beating of Rodney King and footage of unrest 
 from the past and present. Latipa connects the 1992 Los Angeles Riots with 
 the 1965 Watts Rebellion\, Hurricane Katrina\, and the 2005 French Riots. T
 hrough cuts\, montage\, conceptual soundscapes\, and voiceover\, the artist
  blends together the seemingly disparate histories of unrest to highlight h
 ow the experiences of anti-Blackness\, state-sanctioned violence\, and xeno
 phobic rhetoric threatens the citizenship and human rights of marginalized 
 peoples. This beckons Professor Salseda to consider how unrest is an act of
  the bereaved that makes injustice visible in the landscape-- an act\, not 
 just contained in a United States context\, but one that is marked by a lar
 ger\, global legacy of white supremacy.\n\n*This talk may contain sensitive
  matetials.\n\nRSVP HERE
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LOCATION:Building 360\, CCSRE Conference Room 
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SUMMARY:Rose Salseda\, "Vision in Ruins\," in conversation with Jennifer De
 Vere Brody
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URL:https://events.stanford.edu/event/rose-salseda-vision-in-ruins-in-conve
 rsation-with-jennifer-devere-brody
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