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DESCRIPTION:THEM: Images of Separation is a 38-piece traveling exhibition t
 hat showcases items from popular culture used to stereotype different grou
 ps. The negative imagery\, found on postcards\, license plates\, games\, s
 ouvenirs\, and costumes\, promoted stereotyping against such groups as Asi
 an-Americans\, Hispanics\, Jews\, and poor whites\, as well as those who a
 re 'other' in terms of body type or sexual orientation.\n\nThe exhibition 
 follows up the success of the Hateful Things exhibition\, comprised of art
 ifacts from Ferris' Jim Crow Museum of Racist Memorabilia. Jim Crow Museum
  Founder David Pilgrim said THEM responds to questions he received from pe
 ople who saw the previous exhibition\, which focused specifically on image
 ry demeaning to African-Americans.\n\n'In the past we had people ask why d
 id we not have objects that dealt with groups other than African-Americans
 \,' Pilgrim said. 'For this show\, we took our direction from Martin Luthe
 r King's famous quote\, 'Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywh
 ere.' This is the next logical step for the Jim Crow Museum.'\n\nThrough s
 ix three-dimensional and 32 framed pieces\, THEM tackles some of the most 
 contentious\, hot-button cultural issues: anti-Arab sentiment\, Holocaust 
 denial\, 'don't ask\, don't tell' and immigration.\n\nThe exhibition also 
 includes items demeaning to African-Americans\, but that is only a part of
  the exhibition's larger picture. 'I'm hoping THEM shows discrimination an
 d stereotyping is not just a black/white issue -- it's more pervasive than
  that\,' said Pilgrim.\n	 Event Webpage: https://liberal-arts.wright.edu/ar
 t-galleries/them-images-of-separation-97716
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LOCATION:Robert and Elaine Stein Galleries
SUMMARY:THEM: Images of Separation
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