Critical Exposure partnered with the Intercultural Development Research Association and a group of high school students to document two segregation court cases: Brown v. Board of Ed. and Mendez v. Westminister. The students explored the ways in which the promises of the court cases have been fulfilled in their schools and how they remain unfulfilled.
SEPARATE TABLES
Randa, IDRA/Albuquerque Public School District
“These pictures were taken of a photography class. It shows how students are separate - there are tables for white students and other ones for African American students. They don’t interact together in class!”
Randa, IDRA/Albuquerque Public School District
“These pictures were taken of a photography class. It shows how students are separate - there are tables for white students and other ones for African American students. They don’t interact together in class!”
SEPARATE TABLES
Randa, IDRA/Albuquerque Public School District
“These pictures were taken of a photography class. It shows how students are separate - there are tables for white students and other ones for African American students. They don’t interact together in class!”
Randa, IDRA/Albuquerque Public School District
“These pictures were taken of a photography class. It shows how students are separate - there are tables for white students and other ones for African American students. They don’t interact together in class!”
