Fashion: History and Race

Fashion: History and Race

Join Race Literacy Connections for this informative and empowering workshop.

By Little Lights Urban Ministries

Date and time

Wednesday, March 6 · 4 - 5:30pm PST

Location

Online

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About this event

In this workshop, participants will be able to critically examine fashion, considering how historical and cultural influences inform our choices of what we wear. Dr. Árpád von Klimó will facilitate an interactive workshop on the various ways historical, imperial, and colonial influences manifest in fashion and how power is intrinsic in the societal norms codified in clothing. Participants will probe codes that include or exclude- exploring how race, racism, and gender, as well as standards of beauty and body commentary, are factors in these codes. Through historical and visual examples, attendees will engage the connection between racism and fashion.

The event is free but donations at checkout are appreciated to organize future events.

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Since 1995 Little Lights has had one aim: To holistically, practically, and compassionately build capacity and opportunity among children and families living in public housing. 

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