Global Anti-Racism in XR
summary
Claims that XR can drive racial justice but that good intentions are insufficient lead to building a multi‑phase VR piece called 1000 Cut Journey that uses rotoscoped actors and embodied interactions to place users in a Black male life across childhood adolescence and adulthood aimed at white liberals. Development follows a transdisciplinary nonhierarchical process, multiple empirical studies occur in lab and public settings, and results show some attitude shifts but mixed effects requiring iteration.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Start
- 3:15Distinction between Ethics and Justice
- 4:50Racism as Systems
- 5:04Anti-Black Racism
- 7:17White Supremacy
- 8:21Distinction between Identity and Positionality
- 13:11What Do We Mean by Anti-Racism
- 23:39Target Audience
- 37:24What Have We Learned
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