Think about it. Stop, open your mind and think about it. Think about several things. How is colonialism and racism still being perpetuated today in the things you may do, and how, yes, it is extremely problematic and needs to stop. Let’s consider the topic of Cultural appropriation as an example. It’s the number one […]
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23 March 2021- Online Screening & Discussion of #Documentary “Forget Winnetou! Loving in the Wrong Way” – Part of “International Week again #Racism”
This evening an online screening & discussion of our film “Forget Winnetou! Loving in the Wrong Way”: https://www.stadtburg.info/demokratie-leben.html Cordial invitation to the Public Film Screening “Forget Winnetou! Loving in the Wrong Way” by director D.S. Red Haircrow, BSc., MA. As part of the “International Weeks Against Racism,” in cooperation with Friedensau Adventist University, the award-winning […]
Interested in screening “Forget Winnetou!”? Contact us for updated info on discussions, panels & organizing
Are you interested in hosting a screening for your organization, school or group? Vtape has a new pricing free for a one-time licensing fee. Please read more at their site, and read our FAQS page for helpful tips. Vtape is our North American distributor offering us an open contract, we are still searching for a distributor […]
Airing 13 February on #3Sat: “Ich bin kein Kostum!” #CulturalAppropriation #Racism & #Discrimination in #Germany
Airing 13 February 2021 at 19:20, “Ich bin kein Kostüm!” a documentary by Karsen Gravert, ZDF and Tobias Winkler / Kobalt Productions. I was interviewed along with other educators and specialists on the topics of cultural appropriation, discrimination and the real effects of racism, privilege and apathy in Germany. Will it be a hardline based […]
Now Available in cooperation with #XartSplitta – Communities Thinking InSolidarity – Considerations for sustainable community cooperation
Now available in German with some quotes in English, in cooperation with xart splitta. In these times more than ever we need empathy, and we all need to work together, those who wish a better world for all peoples. We must continue to educate and disperse vehement defenders of xenophobia and hate who work to […]
