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03–27–2021
Word! All-Day Twitch Party Celebrating Hip-Hop Lit! Rich Medina, Davey D, Rocky Rivera Headline Worldwide Block Party online March 27, 2021!
04–30–2019
We Gon' Be Alright Digital Series Premieres May 14!
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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We Gon' Be Alright Digital Series Premieres May 14!

"We Gon' Be Alright" is coming to small screens (and big) all across the universe on May 14th!

Look for the series on the book's dedicated website, bealright.net, and on Indie Lens Storycast!

Directed by Bao Nguyen, produced by Kimmie Kim, and written and hosted by Jeff Chang, “We Gon’ Be Alright” is a series that explores the new dimensions of racial resegregation in the United States in the 21st century. Inspired by the critically acclaimed collection of essays of the same name this four-episode digital series examines how a nation that has historically embraced diversity has still allowed itself to resegregate along racial and economic class lines. Even as our country inevitably changes towards one that is “majority minority,” it is becoming more separate and more unequal.

From the peak of the Civil Rights Movement to the present, resegregation has led Americans to experience widely different realities. Worse, it seems to have left us more divided than ever. The series asks: how, over the last half century, did we fall from a consensus for racial justice into renewed separation and polarization? How can Americans come together in ways that offer hope beyond the divide?

Guest stars include Dianne Doan, Justin Chon, Dante Basco, Linda Sarsour, Kieu Chinh, Rafael Casal, Ling-Chi Wang, Reginald Hudlin, Isaiah Phillips, and many more.

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