…erience. Here are a few of our favorite mixed roots gift ideas for you to consider. Weâve included their social media info so you can follow and support them year round too! In no particular order: Mixed Up Clothing âFounded in 2010, Mixed Up Clothing is a multiethnic childrenâs clothing line inspired by the textiles, cultures and people of the world, to develop friendships through fabrics. Mixed Up Clothing is an ethnic-inspired…
…e: Pigs (Black, 1984), Oscar winning feature The Crying Game (Jordan, 1992), Mona Lisa (Jordan, 1986), When Brendan Met Trudy (Walsh, 2000), Black Day at Black Rock (2001), Breakfast on Pluto (Jordan, 2005), Pavee Lackeen (Ogden, 2005), Irish Jam (Eyres, 2006), Ghostwood (OâBrien, 2006), The Front Line (Gleeson, 2006), Kisses (Daly, 2008), 3 Crosses (Figgis, 2009), Trafficked (OâConnor, 2009), Sensation (Hall, 2010), The Guard (McDonagh, 2011);…
…iteâ and âBlackâ as historical terms gained power within the conceptual that has never been fully developed. This history is also what complicated issues that made the line between them less distinct. And here, Multi Racial identities become actively political. To have someone who physically embodied White and Black is to actively challenge not simply the hierarchy, but the categorizations themselves. This was the reasoning behind legal…
…nder the impression that the question was about the revolts of 1968: http://www.historytoday.com/blog/news-blog/dean-nicholas/zhou-enlais-famous-saying-debunked?ip_login_no_cache=cd84e3312dd0f3dcf3c621eedcb4d701 . [2] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BEO3H5BOlFk [3] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OsZ6G7jmcMQ [4] http://chicagomaroon.com/2010/02/26/student-arrested-in-reg/ [5]…
…ority of us knew and understood the experience of being low-income as a large difficulty. A number of friends were frustrated by a lack of understanding as to why affirmative action helped make a level playing-field, but I found it easier to discuss with my high school classmates, a majority of which had their own problems navigating the racial hierarchy. The transition to the University of Chicago thus became a similar marker. I had spent…
…global cast, for the LIVE event. Here are some of the clips from the LIVE event on the closing night of the conference! Note: Mature Language in several of the pieces. Part 1 â Joe Hernandez-Kolski (with guest Dustin) www.pochojoe.com Part 2â Joe Hernandez-Kolski www.pochojoe.com Part 3-Tangled Roots (Katy Massey, Zodwa Nyoni, Lladel Bryant, Adam Lowe) www.tangledroot.org.uk Part 5-Tania Cañas www.tania-canas.squarespace.com Part…
…partment to address bias. With so much to do, itâs a start. Poems: http://allpoetry.com/I-Continue-To-Dream http://allpoetry.com/Let-America-Be-America-Again http://allpoetry.com/Freedomâs-Plow Songs: If I Had a Hammer www.youtube.com/watch?v=VaWl2lA7968 When The Spirit Says Do https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0OszKIhFRsQ The Fire of Commitment https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pYKPtFPMf7A Jenn Kanze-Eaton lives by the sea in Plymouth…
…le with race as a biracial, adopted child. Read her 3 part story recently published on the Elephant Journal. Part I http://www.elephantjournal.com/2014/03/raised-white-an-identity-crisis-part-i-melissa-horton/ Part II http://www.elephantjournal.com/2014/03/raised-white-an-identity-crisis-melissa-horton/ Part III http://www.elephantjournal.com/2014/03/raised-white-struggles-with-abandonment-melissa-horton/ Part IV…
…Social Movements and the Bicycle.â Thinking About Cycling, 9 Jan. 2014, thinkingaboutcycling.com/social-movements-and-the-bicycle/. Hoefer, Carsten. âSocial Change: Suffragettes and Workers on Bikes.â Crazyguyonabike, 26 Jan. 2007, 04:47, crazyguyonabike.com/doc/page/?page_id=46873 Erdman, Shelby Lin. âHow the Bicycle Changed the World for Women.â CNN, Cable News Network, 7 June 2011, http://www.cnn.com/2011/LIVING/06/06/women.bicycle/index.html…
…ur,â leads a workshop on solo show writing and writes for TheDisplacedNation.com. Fred Sasaki âHow to Hafu it All: Three Easy Steps to 100%â Fred Sasaki is art director for Poetry magazine, a gallery curator for the Poetry Foundation, founding organizer of the Printers Ball, and co-founder of Homeroom Chicagoâs â101âł lecture series. With his son and late father he is the author of the zine series, FRED SASAKIâS & FRED SASAKIâS FOUR PAGER…