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There s so many Natives who are jokesters : Native comedy redefines patriotism & busts stereotypes
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There s so many Natives who are jokesters : Native comedy redefines patriotism & busts stereotypes
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Television writer Lucas Brown Eyes moved to California from rural South Dakota when he was 13. He came from a 10-person family, but a tragedy tore his family apart. By the time it was just him and his mom living in a friend’s basement, she asked him where he wanted to go if they could start over.
He said Hollywood. They moved to Santa Ana close enough. And on the day they arrived, before they had time to find a hotel, his mom had a job interview and he had an audition for the Orange County School of the Arts.
Black And Native Writers Dissect How They Represent One Another In Television Because of the erasure that we ve experienced in media and the way we tell history, we don t see each other in each other s stories,” says writerAzie Dungey, a Black Native woman of Pamunkey descent.
Who gets to tell the story is critical to making diversity and inclusion the norm in Hollywood. In recognition of that, the Writers Guild of America West (WGAW) presented an enlightening panel titled “The Story of US: Decolonizing Black and Native/Indigenous Narratives,” co-hosted by the Committee of Black Writers (CBW) and the Native American and Indigenous Writers Committee (NAIWC). Lynne D’Angelo, a Native Haudenosaunee writer who has written for several shows, including
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Wednesday s attack on the Capitol once again exposed dark truths about how justice is meted out in accordance to skin color in America.Getty
The rioting and violence at the Capitol on Wednesday only further proves that the country is divided, and that there are two different Americas we are living in.
Rioters violently stormed the Capitol, and police did absolutely nothing to stop it in fact, it reminds me of a line from Giancarlo Esposito in the popular Amazon Prime satire The Boys. Esposito plays Stan Edgar, the calculating CEO of an evil megacorporation that creates superheroes through dubious means. Even as a rich and powerful man, however, Edgar understands the rules are different for him as a Black man in America.
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