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Some videos, pictures, stories, and animations that informed the concept of the show

A picture of Christopher Robbin, Winnie the Pooh, and Eeyore in the snow. CR and WP have walked through the snow following Eeyore to his little shack.

Vitruvian Man by Leonardo da Vinci a visual representation of the article "the female problem, male bias in the medical trials"

It is a white doll with red hair in a pink dress hugging/cradling a Black doll with curly brown hair in a black dress.

A map showing the world slave trade routes

A time line starting at 1526 and ending at 2000. 1526-1865 is red and has the title American Slavery (339 years). The next segment is 1865-1954 and is Yellow and has the title Segregation (89 years). The last segment is visibly the shortest, it is green, and goes from 1954-2000 forward.

Yes
it is possible
to hate and love
someone
at the same time
I do it to myself
everyday
- rupi kaur

A black child lies in blood and I’m still black
I scan news on my phone and I’m still black.
They call my name to board and I’m still black.
I sit and sip a Sprite and I’m still black.
We take off right on time and I’m still black.
I peer at the vast blue sea and I’m still black.
I take my black tea black and I’m still black.
I read a piece by Marx and I’m still black.
I get lost and turn back and I’m still black.
I make the right slight right and I’m still black.
I ring the front bell twice and I’m still black.
My love smiles with her eyes and I’m still black.
We kick it for a bit and I’m still black.
I turn off all the lights and I’m still black.

A map showing the Trans Atlantic Slave trade route from different parts of Western Africa and Madagascar to the United State.

Wesendonck Project: Poems in my Hand

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