 will soon be plastering racial slurs all over Winnipeg&nbsp;— but she won't let them go unchallenged. Her&nbsp;

&nbsp;examines the barefaced&nbsp;stereotypes&nbsp;routinely&nbsp;directed at Canada's Aboriginal Peoples. Each of her subjects is cast in two lights: one a sombre portrait featuring a stereotype, and the other their radiant reality.&nbsp;

The Winnipeg-based&nbsp;artist joins guest host 

 to talk about the citywide roll-out of her head-turning images, and

 Magazine's controversial decision to dub the Manitoba capital "Canada's most racist city".

From Winnipeg-based artist KC Adams' Perception - a portrait series challenging racial slurs routinely directed at Canada's aboriginal people.

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Winnipeg-based artist KC Adams discusses Perception, her portrait series challenging racial slurs routinely directed at Canada's aboriginal people

Maeengan by KC Adams

Visual artist KC Adams will soon be plastering racial slurs all over Winnipeg — but she won't let them go unchallenged. 

Maria by KC Adams

Winnipeg-based artist KC Adams discusses Perception, her portrait series challenging racial slurs routinely directed at Canada's aboriginal people.

Niigann by KC Adams

Nungohs by KC Adams

KC Adams

Visual artist KC Adams will soon be plastering racial slurs all over Winnipeg — but she won't let them go unchallenged. Her portrait series Perception examines the barefaced stereotypes routinely directed at Canada's Aboriginal Peoples.

KC Adams stares down stereotypes against aboriginal people

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