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“Clothing is a way to let people in and put up walls. When I’m moving in white spaces, I like to wear something that let’s people know not to talk to me if we're going to have an issue,” says Dillard University professor and self-professed “blackademic", Terri Coleman. ‘The issue” she is referring to is the hurtful and ignorant assumptions that people make about her based on her light, black skin. From honoring the black women that came before her and the political and historical implications of wrapping her hair, to the broadcasting of her blackness with her style, Terri is not afraid to proudly channel all facets of her identity, and be valiantly defiant of the complacency of white supremacist culture. Watch Terri’s enormously empowering takedown of white revisionist history and the current political climate, as she shows that her optimism for the future lies in the indomitable sense of self and pride of black people.”
Thank you to Ace Hotel New Orleans for providing us with a location to film Terri’s episode!
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StyleLikeU is led by mother-daughter duo Elisa Goodkind and Lily Mandelbaum, who are bound by the desire to uncover what’s underneath personal style. Through candid, docu-style interviews with empowered individuals, StyleLikeU is building a world where getting dressed each morning is an act of self-love.
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“Clothing is a way to let people in and put up walls. When I’m moving in white spaces, I like to wear something that let’s people know not to talk to me if we're going to have an issue,” says Dillard University professor and self-professed “blackademic", Terri Coleman. ‘The issue” she is referring to is the hurtful and ignorant assumptions that people make about her based on her light, black skin. From honoring the black women that came before her and the political and historical implications of wrapping her hair, to the broadcasting of her blackness with her style, Terri is not afraid to proudly channel all facets of her identity, and be valiantly defiant of the complacency of white supremacist culture. Watch Terri’s enormously empowering takedown of white revisionist history and the current political climate, as she shows that her optimism for the future lies in the indomitable sense of self and pride of black people.”
Thank you to Ace Hotel New Orleans for providing us with a location to film Terri’s episode!
Subscribe to StyleLikeU: https://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=stylelikeu
StyleLikeU is led by mother-daughter duo Elisa Goodkind and Lily Mandelbaum, who are bound by the desire to uncover what’s underneath personal style. Through candid, docu-style interviews with empowered individuals, StyleLikeU is building a world where getting dressed each morning is an act of self-love.
WATCH NEXT: The What’s Underneath Project: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL_jxFaykzU8CSjCdSJamAv6Yh_S48prrm
Connect with StyleLikeU:
Newsletter: http://eepurl.com/9wJ_b
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/stylelikeu/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/StyleLikeU
Tumblr: http://stylelikeu.tumblr.com/
Produced by Elisa, Lily, and Mona
Edited by Tia Dunn
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