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- MCC Theater
In this work-in-progress, Redmond listens in conspiracy with Black drivers and passengers in the moments before fatal traffic stops in order to mark the histories and scale of state violence in the U.S. and the ways in which Black living eludes and exceeds contemporary political and musical study. This interdisciplinary talk combines artistry with scholarship and delivers scholarship as artistry in its use of music to explore Black life and state violence.
Following this provocative engagement with history, sound, and experience, there will be an opportunity to participate in a creative response workshop and sharing.
Organized by the Department of Black Studies. Co-sponsored by the Center for Black Studies Research, The Hemispheric South/s Research Initiative, The Office of the Vice Chancellor of Student Affairs, The MultiCultural Center, The Equal Opportunity Program.