Published Jul 4, 2019

Annette Gordon-Reed and Titus Kaphar — Are We Actually Citizens Here?

Annette Gordon-Reed and Titus Kaphar delve into America's historical legacy and racial identity challenges, urging a compassionate, memory-driven conversation about citizenship and belonging, while Kaphar's artwork illuminates hidden narratives to bridge societal divides.

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Annette Gordon-Reed and Titus Kaphar — Are We Actually Citizens Here?

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Challenging White Supremacy

Racial Profiling Realities

Exploring American History

Engaging with Differences

Unveiling Hidden Narratives

Unfinished Business

Uncovering American Secrets

Unveiling Implicit Bias

Jefferson's Preoccupation

The Fight to Remember

Surprising Generative Possibilities

Unexpected Artistic Connection

Reckoning and Repair

Racial Identity, Citizenship

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Social Challenges

Artistic Exploration

Historical Reckoning

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Social ChallengesAnnette Gordon-Reed and Titus Kaphar explore the importance of remembering systemic issues and engaging in compassionate conversations to address racial and social challenges. They emphasize the need for collective memory and understanding to foster progress and change.

Social Challenges

Artistic ExplorationTitus Kaphar's innovative approach to art reveals hidden narratives and challenges societal biases. His work, often a response to personal experiences and unexpected collaborations, seeks to bridge divides and foster understanding.

Artistic Exploration

Historical ReckoningAnnette Gordon-Reed and Titus Kaphar explore the intricate legacy of Thomas Jefferson and the ongoing struggle for racial identity in America. Their conversation sheds light on the complexities of history and the need for a deeper understanding of citizenship and belonging.

Historical Reckoning

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