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| Diversity Training & Multiculturalism
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| We know that organizations are enriched and made more effective by recruiting, welcoming, valuing and retaining people of diverse backgrounds. The videos in this collection will help facilitators of diversity training programs and discussions to challenge assumptions and stereotypes and build a more inclusive climate. |
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| Understanding Stereotypes |
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BLACKING UP: HIP-HOP'S REMIX OF RACE AND IDENTITY
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DVD and Educational Streaming, 57 minutes, 2010,  |
| Explores tensions surrounding white participation in Hip-Hop. For some, it is an example of cultural progress. For others, it is just another case of cultural appropriation. MORE... |
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COLOR ADJUSTMENT
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| DVD and Educational Streaming, 88 minutes, 1991 |
| Marlon Riggs' study of how network television absorbed deep-seated racial conflict into the non-threatening formats of primetime television. Clips from Amos 'n' Andy, Good Times, Roots and The Cosby Show among others are intercut with interviews with producers, cultural critics and actors. MORE... |
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ETHNIC NOTIONS
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| DVD and Educational Streaming, 56 minutes, 1987 |
| Scholars shed light on the origins and consequences of anti-Black stereotypes in popular culture from the Antebellum period to the Civil Rights era. MORE... |
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FACES OF THE ENEMY
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DVD, 57 minutes, 1987, closed captioned on DVD only
Middle East DVD supplement provided with institutional orders only |
| How do individuals and nations dehumanize their enemies? Using documentary footage, interviews, political cartoons, and examples of propaganda, this powerful documentary examines the universal images used in mass persuasion and analyzes the psychological roots of enmity. MORE... |
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WHITE SCRIPTS AND BLACK SUPERMEN: BLACK MASCULINITIES IN COMIC BOOKS
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| DVD and Educational Streaming, 52 minutes, plus bonus feature THE BLACK AGE OF COMICS, 2012, subtitled in English for the hearing impaired |
| A valuable and colorful examination of 40 years of changing representations of Black masculinity in a significant area of popular culture - comic books. This genre's reach and impact extended into other forms of cultural production such as movies and animated TV series. MORE... |
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