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You Are So Smart (2009) is a video that critically examines the term "articulate" and its often unspoken racial implications. Centered around a dialogue between three Black women repeatedly saying, You are so smart, the video exposes how words can carry loaded meanings influenced by class, education, and cultural experience. Using intricate editing that incorporates visual cues like skin color and body language, the work challenges viewers to confront their own biases and question how language perpetuates social inequalities.
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