Sarah Zhang, Explorations in Humanities: Connections and Conflicts
Yesterday I was lucky to be one of the audiences for Black Girl Linguistic Play, choreographed by Camille A. Brown. I expected to see a dance piece that focuses on the complexity of finding a self-identity as a black female in America. Yet what the performers conveyed in Black Girl Linguistic Play exceeded race and
The Power of the Gaze: Only Believe What You See After going through the past posts, I found it ironic that I used to only believe what I see, supposing that whatever comes from other people carries their own misunderstanding. In fact, what I see is not the truth either, like what Louisa said during
