Alfonso Cuarón, 2019
Alfonso Cuarón’s 2019 Oscar speech defines artistic responsibility as directing attention toward people culture has placed in the background.
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Alfonso Cuarón’s 2019 Oscar speech defines artistic responsibility as directing attention toward people culture has placed in the background.
Riz Ahmed’s 2017 diversity lecture argues that representation affects cultural belonging, democratic participation, and social trust.
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