Decoding race, racialization, and racism: making meaning through interviews, photo–elicitation, and visual resonance

Key Points

• Findings suggest visual resonance enhances understanding of racialization in narratives.
• Key evidence shows that participants often create deeper meanings during photo-elicitation, highlighting personal experiences.
• Qualitative interviews, combined with visual methods, were employed to gather rich data for analysis on race.
• These insights could promote awareness around racism, encouraging further exploration of visual storytelling.