10/1 - Diasporic Blackness, Race, and De-Colonizing Dance - Hybrid Attendance - Info Below
Section outline
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LOCATION: (Dress for the weather. Bring a few clothing layers and come dressed to move always.)
In Person - Meet in Pembroke Hall Dance Studio (We may travel to Goodhart Green Rear.)
Remote - https://brynmawr-edu.zoom.us/j/99407815988?pwd=WWlyUHRjV09xb3Z5NWNObmhiemJRUT09-
In terms of how to approach readings, complete all readings.
- Luana - What Makes that Black? (See 9/17 for Resource)
- Ojeya CB - Critical Postcolonial Dance Pedagogy: The Relevance of West African Dance Pedagogy in the United States
- Ojeya CB - Katherine Dunham: Decolonizing Anthropology Through African American Dance Pedagogy
- Melissa BB - Hip Work: Undoing the Tragic Mulatto (See 9/24 for Resource)
- Nia Love interviewed by Benin Ford (read only Nia's article which ends with a bare chest image of her) - http://www.urbanbushwomencenter.org/voicesfromthebush/
- Robin D - White Fragility (See 9/24 for Resource)
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10 journals total are due over the semester. Only submit 1 journal. We do not require a journal for each course.
Format
- name, date, course, title of assignment top left of page
- 10-12 pt font
- double-spaced
- page numbers
- margins 1 inch top, bottom, left, right
- 500 words minimum
5 journals should be a creative or alternative format.- ie: audio/video/visual art/movement
- some need to be accompanied by descriptions verbally or written
Be sure to balance your reflection with each course in your journals over the semester.
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