The Neal-Marshall Black Culture Center Library at Indiana University presents "Opening the Dialogue – A Film and Discussion Series on 'Culture,' Identity, and Critical Media Literacy." Our series will open the dialogue to the ways “culture” and identity are shaped, performed,
and reified in America, and will introduce undergraduates, graduate students, and members of the Bloomington community to the ways our resources at Indiana University Libraries can be used to address and generate a positive environment of understanding, equity,
collaboration, and inclusion. Our 2011-2012 film topics touch on the multicultural issues of cultural identity, race, class, gender, democracy, and globalization. Join us for this new and powerful journey!
A full list of 2011-2012 films include (alphabetically):
Beyond Killing us Softly: The Strength to Resist: The Media’s Impact on
Women & Girls
Blue Eyed
Ethnic Notions
Howard Zinn: You Can’t be Neutral on a Moving Train
Life and Debt
Merchants of Cool
Skin Deep
The American Ruling Class
The Color of Fear
Tough Guise: Violence, Media & the Crisis in Masculinity
Young, Muslim, and French
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