Photo Gallery Highlights Multiracial Student ExperiencesPosted in Articles, Arts, Campus Life, Media Archive, United States on 2015-10-27 00:17Z by Steven |
Photo Gallery Highlights Multiracial Student Experiences
The Havard Crimson
2015-10-26
Aafreen Azmi, Contributing Writer
Brandon J. Dixon, Contributing Writer
 Students study the portraits on display at “OTHER: A Multiracial Student Photo Gallery” at the exhibition’s opening on Sunday afternoon. Eliza R. Pugh |
Students expressed their desire to define their racial identities on their own terms at “OTHER: A Multiracial Student Photo Gallery,” which opened in the Student Organization Center at Hilles on Sunday.
Amanda Mozea ’17, who organized the exhibit, described it as an attempt to highlight the struggles that many multiracial students at Harvard face.
The exhibit features more than 50 models who identify as multiracial, each of whom posed for a portrait and answered a series of questions displayed in a written transcript. The questions included, “How does the government define your race? How do others define your race? How do you define yourself?”…
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