Eight minute preview of the two-hour Negro: A Docu-series about Latin Identity- Edition 1 DVD.
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NEGRO: A docu-series about Latino Identity - Edition 1 DVDs ready to go!
I threw in a key words and phrases list used in the video, such as ‘gente de color’, ‘bozales’, ‘quilombo’ and others, for those who are compelled for further research.
RT: 120 min
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[video en inglés y español] Raka Dun and Raka Rich of Los Rakas discuss how blackness is viewed in Panama and appreciating ones culture and background. - Raka Dun y Raka Rich de Los Rakas discutir cómo negritud se ve en Panamá y apreciar la cultura y los antecedentes.
OKUS Presents Identidad Re-imagined: A documentary screening and discussion with filmmaker Dash Harris.
What does it mean to be Black in America? What does it mean to be Latino/a? What does it mean to be both? With these questions in mind, FOKUS presents an exclusive screening of Negro: A Docu-Series about Latino Identity and discussion with the series creator and director Dash Harris.
The docu-series explores the history and presents attitudes of race, color, self-identification, and social interaction among Latinos from Latinos themselves.
This dynamic event will demonstrate the diversity of the Black experience and to challenge how we think about identity.
For more information contact Jordan Kifer <jvkifer@umich.edu>. Event will be held 3/14 in 3512 Haven Hall, 3:30pm-4:00pm.
THE BEST OF AFRICAN DIASPORA FILM FESTIVAL
TONIGHT: Garifuna in Peril @ 6:30pm Cowin- Teacher’s College shown with Negro: Media Imagery and Thoughts on Sammy Sosa
TOMORROW: La Playa DC @ 8:30 Chapel – Teachers College shown with Negro- FInding Identity: The Criados with Q &A
Source nyadiff.org
Negro: Who is Latino?
THIS VIDEO IS ONLY AVAILABLE FOR RENTAL
What does a Latino look like? Who is a Latino? Why? What are these assumptions based on?
Dash asks people on the street to identify Latinos based on physical appearance. Do stereotypes guide people’s perception of a certain “look” of Latino ethnicity?
Source youtu.be
Negro: Finding Identity- Aisha
Born to Panamanian and Costa Rican parents, New Yorker, Aisha talks about “playing the middle” when it came to Latino and Black Identity. Growing up in Brooklyn, NY among all Caribbean friends, she never separated the two identities although others did.
Source youtube.com
