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Arts and Cultural Institutions

Resources related to decolonizing museum, art, and cultural spaces.

Report on Inequitable Distribution of Funds for Arts and Culture Institutions
Brief History of US Museums as colonial, imperial, and sexist spaces, by Karen Mary Davalos, Exhibiting Mestizaje, Chapter 3, “Containing the Sacred, Savage, and Salvaged,” (UNM Press 2001).
The role of Black Spaces: Weeksville Heritage Center and Black Gotham Experience
Amy Lonetree’s Decolonizing Museums (book)
Coco Fusco, The Other History of Intercultural Performance
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The Story Behind the Lee Statue in Richmond, Virginia: It was built to help crush a biracial workers' movement.

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