Apr. 5th at the Power Street Theatre: MinorityLand
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April 5th 2014 – POWER STREET THEATRE : MinorityLand
When the local university begins buying up houses in an integrated Black and Latino community, residents are pushed out, and the very fabric of the community is ripped apart. This is the premise of MinorityLand, a multi-textured play that delivers bluntly honest perspectives on race, class, gentrification, and more. Debuting at Taller Puertorrique
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I’m very excited about this preocjt as Bill Duke is a legend in black cinema. I have been honored to have taught a college course entitled, Media and the Black Experience at a NYC college. I respectfully request that you give credit for the famous behavioral experiment you referenced to Dr. Kenneth Clark. Black Americans owe much to his pioneering research which proved with this and other experiments that seperate in not necessarily equal.