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Fit the Description: Conversations between Black Men, Civilians and Officers, November 1, 2017
Wednesday, November 1st, 2017, 6:30PM Join the special screening of Fit the Description with the filmmakers on Wednesday, November 1st at the 1867 Sanctuary at Ewing. Videos from the film series will be shown, with activities and group discussions exploring identity. Fit the Description events are…
Read MoreA ‘Stand Your Ground’ Expansion That Expands Inequality
Caroline Light addresses the inequity inherent in the recently passed bill in the Florida Senate to expand “Stand Your Ground” by noting that “The American legal system’s handling of violent self-defense has long favored white, property-owning men.” She refers to…
Read MoreMore Men Are Taking ‘Women’s’ Jobs, Usually Disadvantaged Men
Claire Cain Miller reports on a study at Rutgers found that black, Hispanic, less educated, poor and immigrant men are moving into the lower-status jobs that women mostly did.
Read More“All the Difference:” Film and Discussion. October 26, 2016
The struggles of young African-American men are examined through the story of two high school students from Chicago’s South Side. The film documents five years of hard work, sacrifice, setbacks and uncertainty as the two young men pursue their goals…
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