TONIGHT - Sat. June 18th, 8PM
Screening & Q+A | In the Game
A documentary about race, class and gender as seen through the lens of a Hispanic girls soccer team.
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Ppl who love the Melendez's/Tapias + nephew #babewhereuat @pierinaisgangsta (at ICP MFA Studios)
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#reunion #aquinas (at ICP MFA Studios)
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#demgenesdoe (at ICP MFA Studios)
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Rollin deep (at ICP MFA Studios)
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Reminding me of papi's band @orquideatapia @divadivina26 @luiscortorrealb (at ICP MFA Studios)
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Today, last chance to see El Nombre Mío, Ajeno. With extended hours, until 8pm. See you there ;). #icpbardmfa #groana (at ICP MFA Studios)
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Photographer LaToya Ruby Frazier Wins MacArthur ‘Genius Grant’ of $625,000
By Rachel Lowry
LaToya Ruby Frazier is the only photographer among this year’s 24 winners of the prestigious John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Fellows grant. She will receive $625,000 over the course of five years to support her documentary work.
“I’m overjoyed to receive this award because often, when you’re a young black woman talking about inequality, people don’t take you seriously,” she says. “It’s validation to my work being a testimony and a fight for social justice and cultural change.” [Continue reading article at Time.com.]
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Tamir Rice
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Rescuing Discarded Images of Everyday Black Life
By David Gonzalez Oct. 20, 2015
NYT LensBlog
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Historically black areas the average black family can no longer afford:
Central District, Seattle
Bayview-Hunter’s Point, San Francisco
Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn
Central East Austin, Austin
Point Breeze, Philadelphia
Harlem, New York
Bywater, New Orleans
U Street Corridor, Washington, D.C.
Greater Third Ward, Houston
According a 2013 U.S. Census report, the average black family earned $34,958 versus the average for all races of $51,939. For the average black family living in cities, this distinction means rent prices are simply too high. Gentrification is a cycle.
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who what where?
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Kalief Browder, 1993-2015
Jennifer Gonnerman writes on the young man who spent three years on Rikers Island without being convicted of a crime. This weekend, he committed suicide.
“He wanted the public to know what he had gone through, so that nobody else would have to endure the same ordeals.”
Photograph by Zach Gross
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