Town, rather than destroy the evidence of this history, curators have retained the notorious ethnographic diorama display of the Khoi-San people. As a strategy for unmasking the racist assumptions of these early dioramas, Patricia Davison and her colleagues have erected another display beside it, which actually narrates the history of how those casts were taken from named individuals while the y were alive, and describes the very

DOI link for Town, rather than destroy the evidence of this history, curators have retained the notorious ethnographic diorama display of the Khoi-San people. As a strategy for unmasking the racist assumptions of these early dioramas, Patricia Davison and her colleagues have erected another display beside it, which actually narrates the history of how those casts were taken from named individuals while the y were alive, and describes the very

Town, rather than destroy the evidence of this history, curators have retained the notorious ethnographic diorama display of the Khoi-San people. As a strategy for unmasking the racist assumptions of these early dioramas, Patricia Davison and her colleagues have erected another display beside it, which actually narrates the history of how those casts were taken from named individuals while the y were alive, and describes the very