What White People Think, a new portrait series by Kathleen Dreier, is a call of action to recognize our responsibility to be proactive social change agents. “I grew up in a completely white world (Germany), not knowing anything about other races or racism,...
What White People Think, a new portrait series by Kathleen Dreier, is a call of action to recognize our responsibility to be proactive social change agents. Speaking out on a post like this feels uncomfortable. I am afraid of saying the wrong thing, but I also...
I’m currently working diligently on several social change portrait series: Covid-19 and Tucson Frontline Workers, Tucson Black Voices, and What White People Think. Since March 2020, I have taken the portraits of 160 people, all while adhering to social distance...
What White People Think, a new portrait series by Kathleen Dreier, is a call of action to recognize our responsibility to be proactive social change agents.”I used to think I was a super-progressive “woke ally.†I joined a Black book club as a teenager,...
Tucson Black Voices, a portrait series by Kathleen Dreier, features the diverse experiences of our Black community. May we all be proactive allies as a result. “Tucson is built of a melting pot of people but sometimes is hard to see. Being Black in Tucson means that...
I am delighted to share with you that 3 portraits from my series, Tucson Black Voices, have been selected for the University of Arizona Museum of Art virtual exhibit entitled, “Picturing 2020: A Community Reflects.” From the museum’s website:...
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