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The 1968 Olympic Games were marked by a powerful image: Tommie Smith and John Carlos, two black athletes raised their fists in protest against the oppression of African-Americans in the United States. More than fifty years later, the gesture of the raised fist has been taken up by the Black Lives Matter movement. But where does the raised fist originate?

Black Lives Matter

The raised fist has become associated with Black Lives matter movement, but where did it originate?

I Saw the Sign

In the run-up to an important conference, a feminist association invites a diverse group of activists to their clubhouse outside of Berlin. Their differences of opinion makes for some lively debate as tempers fray.

Activists from different backgrounds discover their ideological divisions at a feminist meeting as tempers fray.

Clashing Differences

In New York, the Federation of Black Cowboys keeps alive the memory of African-American cowboys in the Old West. As many as one in four cowboys in the pioneer days was black. A fact that has been whitewashed from history and popular culture.

USA: Black Cowboys Matter

In New York, the Federation of Black Cowboys keep alive the memory of African-American cowboys in the Old West. As many as one in four cowboys in the pioneer days was black. A fact that has been whitewashed from history and popular culture.

ARTE Reportage

A world-renowned culinary speciality, Iberian ham is the pride of Spain. The exceptional quality of these air-dried hams is due to the acorns on which the black pigs feed. But the majority of Spanish pigs live in intensive livestock farms, a practice that is harmful to the animals and to the environment.

Iberian ham is the pride of Spain, but the majority of Spanish pigs are raised intensively, harmful to the environment and to the animals.

Re: Intensive Farming of Iberian Ham

LeBron James, American basketball superstar, billionaire, spokesperson for the Black Lives Matter movement, opened the doors to his home in Los Angeles. Published on September 13, 2022 in Vanity Fair, the photograph of James at the table mixes two concepts, that of the American dream and African-American popular culture. We analyse the image with the photographer Gillian Laub and Pierre Cras, researcher in American culture and society.

The Opulent Portrait of LeBron James

We unpick the symbolism behind the photo of the American basketball superstar with his family, stood around a meal.

The World in Images

Living in Guernica, Argentina, is nobody's dream but everybody's last resort. The pandemic left these families no longer able to pay rent, and so instead the shanty town of Guernica sprang up in July in a matter of days. But even this last refuge is under threat, as the land the shacks are built on is private property, earmarked for a luxury development. 

The Homeless of the Pandemic

Living in Guernica, Argentina, is nobody's dream but everybody's last resort

Since the 1970s martial arts have been a strong source of inspiration for young black Americans, from early Blaxploitation films to the Black Panthers to hip-hop.

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I Saw the Sign

Black Lives Matter

Clashing Differences

ARTE Reportage

USA: Black Cowboys Matter

Re: Intensive Farming of Iberian Ham

The World in Images

The Opulent Portrait of LeBron James

ARTE Reportage

The Homeless of the Pandemic

Kung Fu Revolution(s) (4/6)

Black Belt Matters