After our screening at the Martha's Vineyard African-American film festival we asked a few people about their reactions to the film. Take a look. #MVAAFF#filmmakers#Documentary
August 11th marked the 1st anniversary of the white nationalist protest & consequent death of #HeatherHeyer in #Charlottesville. This February we visited the city to engage the community in discussion about racism. Watch this video to follow our journey. #hernamewasheatherheyer
We are thrilled to partner with @4RIISE and bring The American Dream Experience to Martha’s Vineyard. Interested in playing? Check it out here: https://t.co/ZYG420fpn5
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We are headed to Martha's Vineyard to screen I'm Not Racist...Am I? and play The American Dream Experience. Read more about it, and follow along as we particicpate in the festival and explore the island. #MVAAFF#SummersFinestFilmFestival
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@mvfilmfestival We're so excited to be featured in this year's festival. And we look forward to celebrating the incredible and challenging work of the other filmmakers represented. See you next week! #SummersFinestFilmFestival
@MalikahShabazz @mvfilmfestival Those are great points. There's a powerful moment in the film where the students unpack the difference between the "feelings" attached to racism and the institutions built around it. Understanding racism seems so obvious despite its nuances. Thank you for the response.
"I'm proud to be a Prep School Negro. I'm proud to give that experience back to my current students -- that I've been there, I know this and we got you."
Buy and stream "The Prep School Negro" here: https://t.co/tTUKP1zRXB #ThePrepSchoolNegro#PrivateSchoolNegro@AndreManyThings
The Prep School Negro continues to screen around the country, even nine years after its release, because the story and topics are timeless. Among those topics is the idea of "psychological homelessness". How does one find a home when they belong to opposing worlds? #FridayFeeling
@CNN writer @LisaFranceCNN breaks down the visual's most salient moments. It's certainly worth watching more than once. We're looking forward to being part of the conversations @donaldglover is starting.
This weekend, @donaldglover AKA "Childish Gambino" released a politically charged video for his single, #ThisIsAmerica. It tackles issues from gun violence, blackness as performance, and the role of social media in today's "Twitter Journalism" world.
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