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Collection: Blair-Caldwell African American Research Library
Description: Designing the WE, a New York design studio focused on social innovation, developed the “Undesign the Redline” interactive exhibit, workshop series, and curriculum. The exhibit explores the history of structural racism and inequality, and examines how these issues compounded each other, from 1938 Redlining maps until today. The exhibit travels nationally, tailoring its materials to the situation in each city. The exhibit is intended to help communities learn together, activate, and mobilize into a strong “WE” capable of transforming racist systems with intentionality. “Undesign the Redline” was hosted by Denver’s Blair-Caldwell African American Research Library from November 2018 through July 2019.
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Subject: Museum exhibits , Interactive museum exhibits, Traveling exhibits, Redlining, Institutional racism, Urban planning, Society & Culture, Maps, Race, Class & Inequalities - Resources, BIPOC
Creator: Designing the WE
Type: Website
Collection: DPL Archives
Description: This blog post discusses controversy around converting the former Rocky Flats nuclear plant into a wildlife refuge and outdoor recreation spot. It also introduces an art exhibit hosted at the Denver Public Library that was entitled “Facing Rocky Flats.” The post includes a historic photograph.
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Subject: Society & Culture, Arts & Humanities, Blogs & Social Media, History, Radioactive pollution, Radioactive waste disposal, Pollution – Environmental aspects, Museum exhibits
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