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URL:https://uwaterloo.ca/games-institute/events/black-virtuality
SUMMARY:Black Virtuality
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DESCRIPTION:Across digital media\, Black people are portrayed in ways that 
 are\nderogatory and harmful–if we are depicted at all. The representatio
 n\nof afro-textured hair is noticeably limited\, with options ranging from
 \ncomically large afros\, unstyled “dread” locs\, and misshapen\ncornr
 ows. Through projects like ‘Ye or Nay? and the Open Source Afro\nHair Li
 brary\, artist A.M. Darke explores the consumption of Black\nbodies and th
 e construction of a Black virtuality. In this talk\, Darke\nshares a criti
 cal and liberatory approach for engaging marginalized\ncommunities in game
 s and digital media.
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