Professor Harris,
Greetings first and foremost. As you have probably learned of the events that have taken place in Detroit where another innocent life was taken, I am frustrated. Frustrated past the point of theorizing and learning and to the point of mobilization and action. I know the problems that surround our people but I honestly do not know where to start in order to solve these problems. How can you make a people realize that the things they were socialized to love are really destructive? Our people have been plagued with the ideals of individualism, submission, accommodationism, and inferiorism. After the news of another innocent black killed by the police, I went into a deep reflection about all the systemic faults in the black community. My friends and I are outraged and looking for a solution. I came to you because I noticed that you and I have similar perspectives after taking your Intro to Black Politics class this last spring. Please advise me on the steps I should take to solving these problems.
Bryant Brown
"Women in the Seats but Not Behind the Camera"
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Kimberley French/Summit Entertainment, via Associated Press
By MANOHLA DARGIS
Published: December 10, 2009
IN March 1993 the Academy of Motion Picture Arts...
14 years ago
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