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    1000 Cut Journey

    Emerging Tech Projects, Emtech, High-tech civic tech, Learn about civic tech, Shows and films, The People, The Tech, Virtual and augmented reality
    Published on July 15th, 2020 08:53 am

    An immersive virtual reality experience of racism that premiered at the 2018 Tribeca Film Festival.

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    Achieving racial justice requires that we understand racism. It is possible for one to espouse beliefs of racial justice and equality, but fail to truly understand the nature of racial inequality. In this immersive virtual reality experience, become Michael Sterling, a Black male, and encounter racism as a young child, an adolescent, and a young adult. Understanding the social realities of racism is critical to promoting effective and collective social action.

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