Follow Us!
Tag Archives: underrepresented
How I Learned about the One-Drop Rule: Thomas (part 2)
President of MASC, Thomas Lopez, continues to discuss mixed race/multiracial and Latino/Hispanic racial categories on the U.S. Census and how these differ from California’s categories. Watch Part 1 of the video here: bit.ly/28M6AIO Visit MASC (Multiracial Americans of Southern California) … Continue reading
Posted in Youtube
Tagged biracial, critical mixed race studies, critical race theory, cultural studies, diversity, ethnic studies, Hispanic, history, identity, immigration, Latino, mixed race, mixed race studies, multiracial, one drop rule, race, racial identity, racial justice, racism, social change, socially conscious, underrepresented
Comments Off on How I Learned about the One-Drop Rule: Thomas (part 2)
How I Learned About the One-Drop Rule: Thomas (Part 1)
This is PART 1 of a 2-part response to our question: When was the first time you learned about the one-drop rule? Thomas Lopez is President of MASC (Multiracial Americans of Southern California http://bit.ly/28KMb19). He talks to his daughter and … Continue reading
Posted in Youtube
Tagged biracial, critical mixed race studies, critical race theory, cultural studies, diversity, equity, ethnic studies, Hispanic, history, identity, immigration, inclusion, Latino, mixed race, mixed race studies, multiracial, one drop rule, race, racial identity, racial justice, racism, U.S. Census, underrepresented, white privilege, whiteness
1 Comment
This Week as an Artivist 3/5/16: Haircut, Nina Simone, Native Voices
TRANSCRIPT: 0:00:00.000,0:00:06.029 Happy Women’s History Month! Yay! DO it women. Let’s DO it! Alright. 0:00:06.029,0:00:13.870 Oh my goodness did you see this? Check it out. Yeah I got a hair cut. Yeah. My friend Erin Athey 0:00:13.870,0:00:20.789 does my hair … Continue reading
Posted in Youtube
Tagged artivism, calstate la, colorism, csula, cultural studies, diversity, equity, erin athey, ethnic studies, fanshen, haircut, immigration, inclusion, intersectionality, kickstarter, native voices, nina simone, shadeims, social change, socially conscious, they don’t talk back, underrepresented, womens history month, zoe saldana
2 Comments
One Drop of Love Testimonial: Ashley – one story DOES make a difference
TRANSCRIPT: CHANDRA: One of the best parts about the post-show conversations is when people feel compelled to share their own stories. In this clip, Ashley shares what it’s like for her as a Black female traveling through the Dominican Republic. … Continue reading
Posted in Testimonial
Tagged artivism, Black American, church, colorism, conservative Christian, critical race theory, cultural studies, diaspora, diversity, Dominican Republic, equity, ethnic studies, Haiti, Haitian, history, human nature, identity, immigration, inclusion, intersectionality, non-traditional, one drop of love, one drop rule, one woman play, race, racial identity, racial justice, racism, shadeism, socially conscious, theater, theatre, underrepresented
Comments Off on One Drop of Love Testimonial: Ashley – one story DOES make a difference
This Week as an Artivist 2/20/16: #BlackPanthers #Tagalog #EastWestPlayers
TRANSCRIPT: ARTIVISTS!!! That’s YOU! What’s up you all? How was your week? How are your goals going? What did you accomplish? I’m for real – I really mean it when I ask you this, like, leave a comment, make a video, tell us what’s … Continue reading
Posted in Youtube
Tagged artivism, black panthers, black panthers documentary, Criers for Hire, CRLS, diversity, East West Players, elaine brown, equity, fanshen, identity, inclusion, non-traditional, one drop of love, one woman play, racial justice, racism, socially conscious, solo show, Tagalog, TeAda Productions, underrepresented, white privilege
Comments Off on This Week as an Artivist 2/20/16: #BlackPanthers #Tagalog #EastWestPlayers
This Week as an Artivist: 2/13/16: #Formation #Shadeism Goodbye to ESL Teaching
TRANSCRIPT: Hey…What’s up, Artivists? How’s it going? What’s going on with your goals? Have you reached any of them? I didn’t get the goal of getting a new show booking last week, but that’s OK. But some amazing things happened … Continue reading
Posted in Youtube
Tagged andrew jolivette, artivism, beyonce, biracial, colorism, creole, critical race theory, csula, cultural studies, diversity, equity, ethnic studies, fanshen, formation, history, identity, immigration, inclusion, intersectionality, kpcc, louisiana, mixed race, mulatto, non-traditional, one drop of love, one drop rule, race, racial identity, racial justice, racism, shadeism, socially conscious, solo show, underrepresented, yaba blay
1 Comment
This Week as an Artivist: 2/6/16 #BlackHistoryMonth #SellBuyDate #Mesa
TRANSCRIPT: 1 00:00:00,000 –> 00:00:05,359 Happy Black History Month everybody! There’s a great post by Alice Walker on 2 00:00:05,359 –> 00:00:07,460 Facebook today I’m going to link to it 3 00:00:07,460 –> 00:00:11,650 below and she talks about how … Continue reading
Posted in Youtube
Tagged #sellbuydate, alice walker, artivism, boston court theatre, broadway black, cultural studies, diversity, dominique morisseau, equity, ethnic studies, fanshen, history, inclusion, intersectionality, lyrics from lockdown, neal lester, non-traditional, off book podcast, one drop of love, one woman play, project humanities, racial justice, sarah jones, socially conscious, solo show, sunset baby, underrepresented
Comments Off on This Week as an Artivist: 2/6/16 #BlackHistoryMonth #SellBuyDate #Mesa
One Drop of Love Q&A: Impact on Youth
At what age should you speak to young people about race, class, gender and justice? Diego has the perfect answer. TRANSCRIPT: 00:00:21,400 –> 00:00:31,779 DIEGO: I think the main thing that comes with racism is basically a child isn’t 00:00:31,779 … Continue reading
Posted in Youtube
Tagged artivism, biracial, critical race theory, cultural studies, diversity, equality, equity, ethnic studies, fanshen, history, homophobia, homophobic, identity, immigration, inclusion, intersectionality, LACHSA, mixed race, mulatto, non-traditional, one drop of love, one drop rule, one woman play, race, racial identity, racial justice, racism, racist, socially conscious, solo show, underrepresented, white privilege, whiteness, youth
Comments Off on One Drop of Love Q&A: Impact on Youth
This Week as an Artivist 1/30/16: #ILOVEWOMEN #DAYJOB
TRANSCRIPT: 1 00:00:00,000 –> 00:00:05,650 Alright. Remember a couple weeks ago when I told you that my best friend – one of my very 2 00:00:05,650 –> 00:00:11,200 best friends in the world – was applying for a PhD in … Continue reading
Posted in Youtube
Tagged #sellbuydate, artivism, biracial, critical race theory, cultural studies, diversity, equality, equity, ethnic studies, fanshen, history, ice cream gene, identity, immigration, inclusion, intersectionality, kathryn smith-mcglynn, mixed race, mulatto, non-traditional, one drop of love, one drop rule, one woman play, race, racial identity, racial justice, racism, sarah jones, socially conscious, solo show, underrepresented, white privilege, whiteness
1 Comment