Lecture

How can we address race and racism inside and outside the design world? 

How can practitioners and company structures be more responsive to the communities it serves, and ultimately, more successful? 

Join MCAD President Sanjit Sethi for the second annual Race & Design: President’s Annual Lecture Series. President Sethi will moderate a candid discussion with creative thought leaders Amanda Huynh and Rosemary Ugboajah on racism and inequity in the design field. 

How can we address race and racism inside and outside the design world? 

How can practitioners and company structures be more responsive to the communities it serves, and ultimately, more successful? 

Join MCAD President Sanjit Sethi for the second annual Race & Design: President’s Annual Lecture Series. President Sethi will moderate a candid discussion with creative thought leaders Amanda Huynh and Rosemary Ugboajah on racism and inequity in the design field. 

Thomas Hine writes about the relationships between people and the objects they desire, buy and use. His work on materialism and its meaning has appeared in many magazines, and his six books have been recognized as important contributions to their fields. He has been praised in the New Yorker by John Updike for his “mischievously alert sensibility,” and "Populuxe," a word he coined to describe some of the styles and enthusiasms of post-World War II America, has entered the language and now appears in several dictionaries.

Thomas Hine writes about the relationships between people and the objects they desire, buy and use. His work on materialism and its meaning has appeared in many magazines, and his six books have been recognized as important contributions to their fields. He has been praised in the New Yorker by John Updike for his “mischievously alert sensibility,” and "Populuxe," a word he coined to describe some of the styles and enthusiasms of post-World War II America, has entered the language and now appears in several dictionaries.