
Ebun Sodipo
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Oct 4, 2026
Ebun Sodipo & Ain Bailey
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Ebun SodipoGUEST
when she was talking about, like, slow images and the touch that you can feel, and things that, like, linger or things that come out.

Ebun SodipoGUEST
And a lot of the places where I get my images from is, again, Tumblr and the internet.

Ebun SodipoGUEST
And I was doing this, again, at a time where people were kind of coming into political consciousness.

Ebun SodipoGUEST
But this act of gathering and collecting these images that people would share was a way to capture, to archive this mo- this political awakening, this moment in time, this, this particular point in the cycle of, like, liberation and white resistance to the liberation.