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You are here: Home / News & Announcements / Feb. 24 – Film and Panel Discussion by Black Social Work Student Caucus, Inside Nianda Speaks

Feb. 24 – Film and Panel Discussion by Black Social Work Student Caucus, Inside Nianda Speaks

February 1, 2015

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The SDSU Black Social Work Student Caucus and Inside Nianda Speaks invite you to join us for a special event entitled “The Nigga Project Experience” on Tuesday February 24th at 5pm in Art and Letters room 101.

“The Nigga Project Experience” is a workshop focused around a documentary designed to emotionally connect youth in our communities to the original intent behind the “N” word using a cross racial panel from the community to speak on how they feel about the term. We are also interested in insights and thoughts from all communities.

The goal of the film is to give youth an alternative thought to the word’s use and help them think critically about why they use the word so loosely. After the documentary is shown, using trauma informed care we initiate activities with the viewers designed to provide healing from the injuries the “N” word and the experiences linked to the word may have caused. We also discuss how the term can be eradicated if at all possible and new words that we can use to identify one another as we progress.

Confirmed panelists:

  • Wendy Craig from the Uhuru Solidarity Movement
  • Xavier McGregor of the Black Empowerment and Solidarity Team
  • Gloria Verdieu, Workers World
  • Luke Wood, Professor in the SDSU Education Department. Focuses on factors impacting success of people of color

Please see the attached flyer for the event.

We hope to see you there,

Gemma Johnson
Secretary, SDSU Black Social Work Student Caucus

 

 

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