EMOTIONAL JUSTICE UNPLUGGED 2012
In partnership with
WBAI99.5FM
presents
‘BLACK LOVE: A RE-IMAGINING’: Sexuality & Masculinity
Feat: Dr. Rich Blint & Darnell Moore
Moderated by Esther Armah
Come on out to this intimate public conversation.
This is Emotional Revolution. One conversation at a time.
There is nothing more revolutionary than black love.
Let’s talk Sexuality and masculinity. How have those who loved and raised you informed your relationship with your sexuality and masculinity? What was your journey to coming out? How was that journey shaped by those who raised, influence, loved, hurt, helped, left you? How do you live and walk your masculinity and sexuality? How do we re-imagine swagger and sexuality? How has the way you love been informed by how you were treated? How do you express your identity, sexuality and masculinity? What lessons, legacy, loss and learning can you share around your masculinity and sexuality? What have you had to unlearn? In what ways did you need healing?
This is Emotional Justice. Join the conversation.
Join:
Dr Rich Blint - Writer and Cultural critic. He has taught courses and guest lectured at NYU, Columbia University School of Law, Hunter College, Yale College, Vassar College, and The Brecht Forum. He is co-editor of the Winter 2013 special issue of African American Review on James Baldwin.
Darnell Moore - Activist Scholar & Writer. His work examines notions of race, gender, and sexuality. He is presently a Visiting Scholar at the Center for the Study of Gender and Sexuality at New York University.
Moderated by:
Esther Armah – New York Radio Host, Award winning international journalist, Playwright, National best-selling author
DATE: TUESDAY JULY 17 2012
TIME: 7PM TO 9.30PM
VENUE: The Dwyer Cultural Center, 258 St. Nicholas Avenue • New York, NY • 10027 Entrance on 123rd Street between St. Nicholas Avenue and Frederick Douglass Boulevard
Subway: A, B, C, D, B to 125th Street
ADMISSION: $10 cash only; first come, first served
This is part of Season 3 - 2012 ‘EMOTIONAL JUSTICE UNPLUGGED
The Arts & Conversation Series’
Multi-Media, Multi-Platform, Arts & Critical Community Conversation series: Live, On Air, On the Stage, On the Page
