Do we judge people as people, or by their packaging? Rosea Lake asked this in her high school art project:
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| "Judgement", by Rosea Lake |
“If you see a girl wearing something you see as distasteful, then you automatically discount them as a person and you don’t give them the opportunity to really be somebody in your eyes,”
she says, and she
“used to assume that all women who wore hijabs were being oppressed".
Of course, the opposite extreme is "asking for it" (third one down). Pretty darn good graphic.
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