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Racism In Hollywood
Barely ten years later, and itās already impossible to recall with any precision the depths of uncertainty that was life post-Hurricane Katrina. Much of the collectively kept digital diary of that catastrophe has already been forgotten ā in some cases paved over in page redesigns or simply lost to āweb erosion,ā relegated forever to 404: Page Not Found status. And yet, in the immediate aftermath of the storm, the evacuated Gulf Coast diaspora reconnected primarily online ā via blog posts, community newsletters and frequently forwarded emails. Contrary to what high school guidance counselors everywhere will tell you, the Internet, it turns out, is not forever.
When the levees broke, New Orleans stayed in touch digitally. Here are some of their heart-wrenching stories
Itās a familiar idea in music and movies. In the civil rights era, even Pulitzer-winning white journalists tried to āpassā as black. Does faking it offer a valuable lesson about our changing attitudes to race ā or is it because I is black?

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Ava DuVernay, director of the Academy Award-nominated film SELMA, speaks on race in Hollywood, courtesy of democracynow.org.

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PAS 327.01 student Alexandra Jimenea had the opportunity to visit New Orleans recently, and took these pictures to demonstrate that the Ninth Ward neighborhood has not changed very much at all since the events depicted in the 2008 documentary TROUBLE THE WATER.Ā Thank you, Alexandra, for sharing!
We also tell the story of Brian Nobles who speaks as sort of the heart and soul and conscience of this filmā¦Brian was struggling before Katrina. He was fighting an addiction and heād been living in a group home. Heād been clean for a good long time but he was in a group home and he didnāt have a permanent address so he wasnāt eligible for FEMA assistance. So it didnāt turn out as well for everybody.
Carl Deal, Co-director of TROUBLE THE WATER.Ā Read the interview with the filmmakers that provides the source of this quotation by clicking here.
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Visit the TROUBLE THE WATER website (the required reading for 8th week) by clicking the image above.
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MEDIASCAPE is the online Film and Media Studies journal of the UCLA School of Theater, Film, and Television.Ā In this article, David O'Grady compares TROUBLE THE WATER with other films about the Hurricane Katrina disaster.
What is a ātwo spirit?ā
According to the website NativeOUT.com:
āA Two Spirit person is a male-bodied or female-bodied person with a masculine or feminine essence. Two Spirits can cross social gender roles, gender expression, and sexual orientation.
Since Europeans arrived in the Americas, theyāve documented encounters with Two Spirit people. In many tribes, Two Spirit people were accepted and respected, but that changed with colonization. The colonizers, through forced assimilation efforts, changed acceptance into homophobia in many indigenous communities.ā