ブルックリン美術館のインスタグラム(brooklynmuseum) - 3月1日 06時24分

Activist, choreographer, and composer #VictoriaSantaCruz worked closely with her brother, Nicomedes Santa Cruz, to create spaces for black theater in Peru. Her poetry performance 'Me gritaron negra (They Shouted Black at Me)' follows her own childhood experiences of racism and her later embrace of her blackness as a source of pride. The performance addresses black experience in South America, which is often denied and devalued by dominant cultures and regimes, despite long histories of Afro-Latino traditions throughout the region. By forcefully uttering the words “¿Y qué?” (“So what?”) to the rhythm of clapping hands, which also sets her body in motion, Santa Cruz calls for self-empowerment and black pride. Don't miss Santa Cruz's work in #radicalwomenbkm which opens April 13. #BHM #WHM #mujeresradicales

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