Remixing Colorblind

Click here to view a list of previously scheduled screenings and to learn more about acquiring the film! This documentary embarks on examining how the educational system today shapes our understanding of race and, by extension, the nuances of race relations – including notions of implicit bias, individual racism, institutional racism and reverse racism. This is explored through conversations with faculty, administrators, teachers, guidance counselors and young people across different types of institutions, including HBCU’s, predominantly White institutions, high schools in the inner city and on the street interviews. Viewers embark on a journey that will encourage them to critique the ways in which the educational system has shaped their own notions of race and influenced their relationships with “others”. require(["mojo/signup-forms/Loader"], function(L) { L.start({"baseUrl":"mc.us16.list-manage.com","uuid":"54d8eedbf3b7e284ecd0860e5","lid":"6ef9f60bba"}) })

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Dr. Sheena Howard Discusses The Rise Of Black Female Writers, Her Comic Series & More

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Dr. Sheena C. Howards interview on The Breakfast Club, which aired on 105.1 FM NYC’s Hip Hop and R&B station with hosts Charlamagne Tha God, DJ Envy and Angela Yee.

Talking comics, writing, Black Queer Identity Matrix, 2016 documentary on Race and Higher education, my latest blog piece on Huffington Post “Uncomfortable Truths” and having a Ph.D.

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Remixing Colorblind is now available On Demand; For University library acquisitions please email [email protected]

This documentary embarks on examining how the educational system today shapes our understanding of race and, by extension, the nuances of race relations – including notions of implicit bias, individual racism, institutional racism and reverse racism. This is explored through conversations with faculty, administrators, teachers, guidance counselors and young people across different types of institutions, including HBCU’s, predominantly White institutions, high schools in the inner city and on the street interviews. Viewers embark on a journey that will encourage them to critique the ways in which the educational system has shaped their own notions of race and influenced their relationships with “others”.

The film features commentary from Dr. Yaba Blay​ and Dr. James Braxton Peterson​, narrated by Dr. Sheena C. Howard​; student narrative driven account of race and education.

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Feb. 22nd Convo/ Docu on Race and Education in Philadelphia at Main Library

Join us at the Philadelphia Parkway Central Library, next Wednesday February 22 to embark on an examination of how the educational system today shapes our understanding of race and, by extension, the nuances of race relations – including notions of implicit bias, individual racism, institutional racism, and reverse racism.

Following the film screening, there will be a Q&A session with moderator, Dr. James Peterson, the film's producer and director, Dr. Sheena C. Howard, and a distinguished panel of activists, including:

Erica Atwood- CEO of First Degree Consulting Tawanna Jones-Morrison- School Psychologist and Special Education Teacher & Consultant Michael O’Bryan- Program Manager at The Village of Arts and Humanities

Register here

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Join us to embark on an examination of how the educational system today shapes our understanding of race and, by extension, the nuances of race relations – including notions of implicit bias, individual racism, institutional racism, and reverse racism. This is explored through conversations with faculty, administrators, teachers, guidance counselors, and young people across different types of institutions, including HBCU’s, predominantly White institutions, high schools in the inner city, and on the street interviews. Viewers embark on a journey that will encourage them to critique the ways in which the educational system has shaped their own notions of race and influenced their relationships with “others”. View full trailer here.

Following the film screening, there will be a Q&A session with the film's producer and director, Dr. Sheena C. Howard, and a distinguished panel of activists, including: Erica Atwood- CEO of First Degree Consulting Tawanna Jones-Morrison- School Psychologist and Special Education Teacher & Consultant Michael O’Bryan- Program Manager at The Village of Arts and Humanities

The moderator, Dr. James Peterson, is the Director of Africana Studies and Associate Professor of English at Lehigh University.

The screening will begin at 7PM on February 22nd, 2017 in the Montgomery Auditorium at Parkway Central.

Register Here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/remixing-colorblind-tickets-30336545424

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Remixing Colorblind is coming to Boston! Catch it at the Roxbury Film Festival

https://filmfreeway.com/project/remixingcolorblind2016

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Hello, Thank you for your work with this documentary! Is there a way to view the full film online or are there any screenings available? I am a college advisor and very interested in showing our students this film and raising awareness. I can also be reached at 973-479-2847. Have a great day!

Contact my publicist Sam Mattingly at [email protected]

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If you are in the New Jersey area on Monday, March 28th come out to Rider University to view a screening and Q and A of Remixing Colorblind. A documentary that explores how higher education shapes our perception of race. Come meet Dr. Sheena C. Howard and hear her discuss her ideas around making universities better places for all students, faculty and administrators.

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7 ABC segment with Dr. Sheena C. Howard aired this past weekend ... talking about her new documentary Remixing Colorblind, a docu examining how higher ed shapes our perceptions of race.

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Purchase Remixing Colorblind tickets here

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Please mark your calendars to attend the premiere of Remixing Colorblind on Thursday, February 25th at 6:30pm at the Landmark Theatre, Ritz at the Bourse in Philadelphia, PA. 

There will be a Q&A with Dr. Sheena C. Howard, the producer/ director after the film. Moderated by Dr. Oscar Holmes IV. Thanks in advance for the support everyone!

This documentary embarks on examining how the educational system today shapes our understanding of race and, by extension, the nuances of race relations – including notions of implicit bias, individual racism, institutional racism and reverse racism. This is explored through conversations with faculty, administrators, teachers, guidance counselors and young people across different types of institutions, including HBCU’s, predominantly White institutions, high schools in the inner city and on the street interviews. Viewers embark on a journey that will encourage them to critique the ways in which the educational system has shaped their own notions of race and influenced their relationships with “others”.

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Remixing Colorblind, a documentary coming soon

Produced by Sheena C. Howard

Edited by Sheena C. Howard and Wafiyyah Packer

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Racist threats posted on Berkeley High library computer

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In 2012, 67.2% of black students and 58.8% of hispanics students experienced offensive verbal comments at low-diversity universities. #remixingcolorblind #highered #education #raceinamerica

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Remixing Colorblind, a documentary coming soon

Produced by Sheena C. Howard

Edited by Sheena C. Howard and Wafiyyah Packer