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A Guidebook To The Institutional Transformation Of Design Theory And Practice By Restoring The LongExcluded Cultures Of Indigenous, Black, And People Of Color Communities.From The Excesses Of World Expositions To Myths Of Better Living Through Technology, Modernist Design, In Its EuropeanBased Guises, Has Excluded And Oppressed The Very People Whose Lands And Lives It Reshaped. Decolonizing Design First Asks How Modernist Design Has Encompassed And Advanced The Harmful Project Of ColonizationThen Shows How Design Might Address These Harms By Recentering Its Theory And Practice In Global Indigenous Cultures And Histories.For Leaders And Practitioners In Design Institutions And Communities, Dori TunstallS Work Demonstrates How We Can Transform The Way We Imagine And Remake The World, Replacing Pain And Repression With Equity, Inclusion, And DiversityIn Short, She Shows Us How To Realize The Infinite Possibilities That Decolonized Design Represents.
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I thought this guidebook would be more focused on practical design examples. Instead, it goes into cultural theory quite a bit, which wasn't what I was looking for. Still, it has its merits if you’re into deep discussions.
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Amira Gonzalez
Essential Guide for Social Change
As a community organizer, I found this guidebook to be a crucial resource. It really dives deep into cultural justice concepts and provides practical steps for advocacy. The layout is easy to follow and keeps you engaged throughout!
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Sofia Ribeiro
A Must-Have Resource
This cultural justice guidebook is a must-have for anyone in the design field! It’s informative, thought-provoking, and challenges conventional thinking. I've already recommended it to several colleagues!
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Jasmine Patel
Invaluable for Students
I gifted this guidebook to my design students, and they love it! It's packed with cultural insights and practical advice. They keep referencing it in their projects, which is fantastic to see!
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Eli Kim
Good insights but a bit dense
This book has a lot of great points on design and justice, but some sections felt a bit heavy. I did appreciate the varied perspectives included, though. It definitely made me think about how design affects different communities.
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