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Shifting Urban Narratives

Shifting Urban Narratives

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 The Shifting Urban Narratives project is about supporting Detroit youth in telling the story of love and resilience through a camera lensCopyright 2021 All rights reserved. Sciences sociales
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    • Detroit Tales of Resilience

      Detroit Tales of Resilience
      Nov 24 2021

      On the final episode, the group sits down one last time to reflect on their experiences working on the project.
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      1 h et 14 min
    • Art and Culture in the City

      Art and Culture in the City
      Oct 13 2021

      "Motor City is in the hearts of countless young individuals with outstanding abilities and potentials. Yet many youth of color face obstacles, prejudice, and discrimination"

      In this episode, we talk to Michelle Perez about her film Segment The Arrogance of Perception and how she believes that Detroit doesn't define you as a person, but helps mold your creativity and talent.
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      28 min
    • A Small Thought Living In The City

      A Small Thought Living In The City
      Sep 25 2021

      "I want to highlight the issues surrounding the lack of art programs in communities in hopes that society will once again recognize the benefits of the art."

      On this episode, Michael Joseph, a third year Theatre major, talks to us about his film segment A Small Thought Living In The City which will feature the Freedom Players; a Black undergraduate theatre group at Wayne State University. Through his film segment, Michael hopes to spread the message of the Freedom Player, confront social issues and have hard but necessary conversations.
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      41 min
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