Raych Jackson reads “self-portrait as the space between us”

The video explores the poem 'as the space between us' by Trace DePass, highlighting its beautiful language and visual impact. It delves into themes of self-portrait, identity, and the historical context of bias and objectivity. The speaker reflects on personal struggles with identity and autonomy, concluding with thoughts on the body's role in self-expression.

What aspect of the poem 'Selfportrait as the Space Between Us' is highlighted in the introduction?

• The poem's length

• The historical context

• The visual and linguistic beauty

• The author's biography

In the poem, how is the concept of the body portrayed?

• As a static object

• As a center of gravity

• As a historical artifact

• As a transparent entity

What does the poem suggest about the relationship between identity and space?

• Space defines identity

• Identity is fixed and unchanging

• Identity is fluid and interacts with space

• Space is irrelevant to identity

How does the poem address the theme of history?

• By ignoring historical context

• By celebrating historical achievements

• By reflecting on personal and collective history

• By focusing solely on the future

What question does the poem raise about autonomy?

• Why is autonomy unnecessary?

• How is autonomy influenced by societal perceptions?

• What is the meaning of autonomy?

• Who controls our actions?