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In this episode of Learn With US, Mia and Coline illustrate the numerous connections between the 2009 movie The Blind Side—directed by John Lee Hancock and inspired by the life of NFL player Michael Oher—and the notion of White Saviourism, or the trope of the white person as the “saviour” of the oppressed. From the deep-rooted origins of the White Saviour Complex in American history to the consequences of such narratives, join us to analyse what seemed at first like an “anti-racist” movie.
By Mia Borel and Coline Valero
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