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“the project is a deeply personal one…One summer at Girl Scout camp, her white camp counselor criticized her…hairstyle, cornrows, offhandedly asking her “Don’t you wish your hair was like mine?” “This project is a direct response to that comment” https://www.yesmagazine.org/social-justice/2023/02/27/black-hair-architecture%ef%bf%bc
The “links to slavery” are that he bought and sold multiple people and used the profit to help fund his books. @audubonsociety are cowards for not changing the name. Grateful for the board members who have resigned. https://twitter.com/NPR/status/1637074686877024256
The National Audubon Society’s decision to keep the name of its founder, despite John James Audubon’s links to slavery and “despicable things,” has sparked resignations and calls for change
https://n.pr/42hA9bn