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EPISODE · Oct 6, 2020 · 33 MIN

Diversity and Cultural Equity Series - BIPOC Voice Raymond Caldwell

from Asheville Theater Alliance (ATA) "Behind the Curtains" Weekly Podcast · host Janet Kopenhaver

The Artistic Director of Theater Alliance Raymond Caldwell, a leading voice in the BIPOC Community, discussed the foundational problems obstructing better diversity in the DC performing arts world. Citing a severe lack of BIPOC representation on theater Boards, extremely low number of BIPOC personnel in arts leadership roles, and organization mission statements and charters that make no references to anti-racism, Raymond outlines institutional problems that need to be fixed immediately. He also offers demands and marks of success that must happen to keep theater healthy, fair and equitable for the BIPOC community. Raymond's important piece of advice for listeners: "We have to make diversity happen. It will not happen on its own."

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