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Join filmmaker Debbie Reynolds in this raw documentary focusing on assimilation, internalized racism, and self-hatred. Follow Debbie's journey as a Black student navigating a predominantly white environment, confronting her identity crisis, and seeking its roots within her family. This thought-provoking film sparks conversations on racial identity. Don't miss out on this screening and discussion event at Webb Center on Tuesday, February 4, 2014, at 5 pm, hosted by the Office of Counseling Services and F.I.R.S.T. (Females Inspired by Reaching Success Together).
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Black Like Who? Movie Screening and Discussion In this painfully honest documentary, filmmaker Debbie Reynolds explores themes of assimilation, internalized racism and self-hatred. Debbie is a Black student who grew up in a white neighborhood, went to white schools, had white friends, and did not think about being Black. As she grew older and left home, her new friends at college noticed her inability to relate easily to other blacks. Debbie realized she had a troubling identity problem and she searched for its origins within her family. This is a unique film to spark discussion on racial identity. Tuesday, February 4, 2014 5pm Webb Center Hampton/NN Room Co Sponsors: Office of Counseling Services F.I.R.S.T. (Females Inspired by Reaching Success Together)