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After reading the article I think I have a better understanding of the colour. I realised how colours can be absolutely differently perceived in various countries, religions and for people belonging to minorities. I also have never thought of the fact that colours are not something artificial it’s the same part of nature as animals are. I’ve never thought about how colours are made and why some of them are more expensive than others. Maybe after changing my conception of the colours, I will try to be more aware of them in my work, and try to work with them as a valuable part of the project rather than just picking the colour I like. Now I understand more the conception of racism and I get why people rise in arms against those who don’t require their standards cause the darker the colour the more evil and bad it is. And even now when we live in a pretty much ‘tolerant’ world we still use these two colours (black and white) to show something good and innocent and bad and threatening. And it’s, even more, scarier how we do it subconsciously. Moreover, I didn’t really think that design is always political in some way, it’s obviously not neural, I guess I just didn’t realise how different people could be, maybe because I live in a society in which people are very similar to me. Although, after reading the whole thing I realised a lot of things and I think the most important one is that everyone is different and their characters are based on lots of things such as culture, birth country, religion, race, sexual orientation and many more.

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