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Category Archives: Relationships
BLACK MALES: “Question Bridge” Panel Discussion
The Question Bridge: The extended conversation between Black men mediated through video. The project invites a critical mass of Black men to expand the conversation by submitting their own video questions and answers. What do all Black men have in … Continue reading
Posted in Arts, Business, Current Events, Democracy, Economics, Education, Empowerment, Healing, History, Inspiration, Jobs, Joy, Love, Media, Music, Politics, Racism, Relationships, Religion, Sexuality
Tagged Bayeté Ross Smith, Beautiful Black Men, Black male sterotypes, Brooklyn Muesum, creativity, DIVERSITY, Hank Willis Thomas and Chris Johnson, Kamal Sinclair, Question Bridge
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3 CHICS Features | George C. Wolfe’s ” The Colored Museum”
3 Chics thinks it is very fitting to re-introduce our community to George C. Wolfe’ 1985 play THE COLORED MUSEUM. George Costello Wolfe (born September 23, 1954) is an American playwright and director of theater and film. He won a … Continue reading
Posted in Arts, Civil Rights, Empowerment, History, Media, Music, Politics, Racism, Relationships, Sexuality
Tagged "PSSSSST, "Pssst;I know the secret", "The Colored Museum", Broadway, Cookin' with Aunt Ethel, exhibits, George Wolfe, Git on Board, LaLa's Opening, Permutations, Soldier with a Secret, Stereotyping Black Men & Women, Symbiosis, The Gospel According to Miss Roj, The Hairpiece, The Last Mama on the Couch Play, The Party, The Photo Session, theater, vignettes
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Professor Melissa Harris Perry Nails “The Help” | Miss Ann Really Had It MADE, The Help, Not so much…
“INCOHERENTLY ANGRY” Is how Prof. Harris-Perry described her feelings after veiwing this movie. I haven’t seen the movie, and don’t plan to see it. If anyone is interested, here’s another story to check out: Professors writing book on history of … Continue reading
Posted in Ametia's Rant, Books, History, Racism, Relationships
Tagged Black History, Kathryn Stockett, maids, mammy, Octavia Spencer, Professor Melissa Harris-Perry, sexism, Sister Citizen, sterotypes, The Help, Viola Davis
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