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Medcalf: Antiracism book club explores caste in America May 15, 2021 3:41pm Text size Copy shortlink:
In Chris Rock s 2008 comedy special, Kill the Messenger, he discusses the limited diversity in his affluent neighborhood in Alpine, N.J. At the time, the high-profile actor and comedian lived near a handful of Black celebrities including Jay-Z and Eddie Murphy who had also achieved great success in their careers. But Rock s punchline highlighted a condition that money and status could not erase. Do you know what the white man that lives next door to me does for a living? Rock asks. He s a . dentist.
While Rock offered this example with a humorous tone, the statistical rarity of his rise, the weight of inequity and the limitations of ascribing our challenges according to race and class are detailed in Isabel Wilkerson s illuminating book Caste, the first book for the Mary Ann Key Book Club, a partnership w
Listening to our Black elders: 7 things to watch this week Our weekly picks to lift your spirits and expand your pandemic playlist. February 18, 2021 10:39am Text size Copy shortlink: Listen! Please!
Commissioned to make a short film about racism, Minneapolis singer/choir director/producer J.D. Steele interviewed four Twin Cities Black elders Josie Johnson, the First Lady of Minnesota civil rights and the first Black regent at the University of Minnesota; Bill English, co-founder of Sabathani Community Center; Mahmoud El-Kati, professor emeritus of history at Macalester College, and Steele s mother, Sallie Steele Birdsong. All in their 80s, the four migrated to Minnesota from the South. In the 18-minute documentary, they speak of struggles, including encounters with law enforcement that felt like racial profiling. To hear the pain, to hear the hope in Listen! Please! is a profound experience. YouTube and Fac
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