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Word! All-Day Twitch Party Celebrating Hip-Hop Lit! Rich Medina, Davey D, Rocky Rivera Headline Worldwide Block Party online March 27, 2021!
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We Gon' Be Alright Digital Series Premieres May 14!
04–06–2017
We Gon Be Alright Wins the Northern California Nonfiction Book of the Year!
03–29–2016
Who We Be Class + Exhibition Open March 30th!
11–29–2014
Jeff's Interviews & Reviews, Week 5 Week 5 of the tour brought the Ferguson non-indictment and Obama's immigration executive orders. All the links to this week's words and more are below...
11–13–2014
Jeff's Interviews & Reviews, Weeks 2-4! It just gets better and better...weeks 2, 3, and 4 brought another flood of words. Here's the list...
10–26–2014
Jeff's Interviews & Reviews, Week 1 Launch Edition! Who We Be got off to a great start this week with lots of notice and some great interviews...here's the list.
02–11–2015
Jeff's 2015 Articles, Interviews, & Reviews, Part 1
10–20–2014
Complete List of 2014 Tour Dates All the dates that fit, plus a few more...
10–21–2014
Who We Be Drops October 21st! + The First Interviews Pub day arrives and Jeff gets on camera...
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Who We Be Class + Exhibition Open March 30th!

We're thrilled to announce that a course and an exhibition centered around Who We Be will be opening on March 30, 2016!

The course, running for 10 weeks, will feature visits by 3 MacArthur geniuses (Carrie Mae Weems, Rick Lowe, and Amalia Mesa-Bains), director Nate Parker, Brooklyn Museum director Anne Pasternak, acclaimed Bay Area artists Marc Bamuthi Joseph and Favianna Rodriguez, and many more! 

More information on the class, which will be open to the public on Wednesday evenings at 6pm, can be found here. Lectures and panels will be filmed and available via podcast about a week after each event.

The exhibition, curated by Jerome Reyes, Atheel El-Malik, and Jeff Chang, will open the same day at the Cantor Arts Center. Designed to accompany the book and the spring course, it will feature works by Glenn Ligon, Carrie Mae Weems, Byron Kim, Yong Soon Min, Daniel J. Martinez, Morrie Turner, Lorna Simpson, Howardena Pindell, Coco Fusco, Guillermo Gomez-Peña, and many more. 

On April 4th, Jerome Reyes and Jeff Chang will host a special lecture on the show at the Cantor. More info can be found here.

We also highly recommend Christian L. Frock's amazing show "Take This Hammer" at the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts. 

Jeff's piece "A Justice and Equity Index" is included in the exhibition program—downloadable here—and the exhibition features works by Favianna Rodriguez, Oree Original, CultureStrike, and many more of our friends!

We hope to see you soon...