FILM SCREENING
Wednesday, June 19th
7pm-9pm
Panamerican Shipping Services
710 Franklin Ave.
Brooklyn, NY 11238
(btwn Park Pl and Prospect Pl)
RSVP: dash@negrodocumentary.com
$10 suggested donation
Co-sponsored by:
The AfriPolitans
Panamerican Shipping Services Inc.
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
Order yours here!!!
Questions, comments, concerns, opinions, feedback or inquiries? Let me know here!
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 “Negro” series is available for online streaming rental
Click the link to RENT one of the series videos
Click the link to PURCHASE the DVD
PLEASE SPREAD FAR AND WIDE!
To all following the docu-series a big THANK YOU for all the support and spreading the word. I have since, again, drained all my savings to continue on to Central America and I need financial support to keep up production. As a one-woman-band, community support is invaluable! The feedback from the series is what keeps me going amid a below shoestring budget. I believe in this project and see the value in telling our own stories and narratives and a lot of you do too. Please donate HERE and re-blog and share with everyone you know and even those you do not know. Thanks so much!
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