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EPISODE · Jun 6, 2020 · 21 MIN

Reflecting on I Am Not Your Negro with Melissa Crum

from WexCast · host Wexner Center for the Arts

Melissa Crum of Mosaic Education Network leads a post-film discussion for Raoul Peck's James Baldwin documentary I Am Not Your Negro following a screening of the film at the Wexner Center for the arts in February 2017. Using the film as a prompt, Crum asks audience members to respond to the questions, "What is equality?" and "What role does white supremacy play in preventing us from living in the country we think we live in?" Image: Melissa Crum at the Wexner Center; photo: Brooke LaValley

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