Bayete Ross Smith
Kaes Lichtveldt, David Rasool: The Netherlands, South Africa John Smith, Pedro Lopez: The United States, Cuba Francois DuBois, Juan Sanchez: France, Colombia Chaiim Cohen, Manute Badha: Israel, Sudan Ronaldo DeCosta, Assefa Menelik: Brasil, Ethiopia David Rasool: South Africa John Smith: The United States Manute Badha: Sudan Assefa Menelik: Ethiopia Chaiim Cohen: Israel Pedro Lopez: Cuba Juan Sanchez: Colombia Kaes Lichtveldt: The Netherlands Francois DuBois: France Ronaldo DaCosta: Brasil Charles Shaw: Great Britain Ayali Lopez, Anna DeVries: Cuba, The Netherlands Jennifer Johnson, Claudia DaSilva: The United States, Brasil Rachel Levi, Fatima Ahmed: Israel, Sudan Elizabeth Williams, Marie Martin: South Africa, France Maria Garcia, Abebe Mariam: Colombia, Ethiopia Abebe Mariam: Ethiopia Maria Garcia: Colombia Rachel Levi: Israel Fatima Ahmed: Sudan Jennifer Johnson: The United States Anna DeVries: The Netherlands Ayali Lopez: Cuba Marie Martin: France Elizabeth Williams: South Africa Claudia DaSilva: Brasil Joe Johnson, Ronaldo DeCosta II: The United States, Brasil Kaes Jansen, Pedro Molne: The Netherlands, Cuba Yehoshua Levi, Mading Deng: Israel, Sudan Edward Tennyson: Great Britain Mading Deng: Sudan Yehoshua Levi: Israel Pedro Molne: Cuba Kaes Jansen: The Netherlands Ronaldo DeCosta II: Brasil Joe Johnson: The United States
Passing
“Passing” examines how nationality affects the perception of identity. It also examines the power of identity documents and the role they play in giving people access to the various resources of our “global society”. I am questioning how perception and pre-conceived notions change in accordance to nationality. Furthermore, how does perception of a certain nationality change according to race and gender?
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