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>Date:         Fri, 24 Oct 1997 10:38:47 -0400
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>From: Meredith King <[log in to unmask]>
>Subject:      COLOR OF FEAR WORKSHOP-- please forward
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>Please help us get the word out on this "Color of Fear" workshop. Please
>forward this to various email lists. Thanks!
>
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>FILM, WORKSHOP AT BURLINGTON UNITARIAN CHURCH
>TO EXAMINE EFFECTS OF RACISM ON OUR SOCIETY
>
>        A workshop based on "The Color of Fear," a groundbreaking film
about the
>state of race relations in America as seen through the eyes of eight men of
>various ethnicities, will be held from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 8, at
>the First Unitarian Universalist Society of Burlington, 152 Pearl St.
>        The film screening will be followed by a discussion led by experienced
>facilitators.
>        "The Color of Fear," produced and directed by Lee Mun Wah, examines
>the effect that racism has had on eight men, who are of African, Asian,
>European and Latin American origins. The filming took place over three days
>in Mendocino County, Calif. While making the film, the men spent all of
>their time together. All of the dialogue is spontaneous; for some of the
>men, it was the first time they had shared their thoughts on racism with men
>of another ethnicity.
>        The workshop facilitators for Nov. 8 will be: Paij Wadley-Bailey, a
>doctoral student in education at the University of Vermont and co-founder of
>the Race Education Action Project, the Vermont Anti-Racism Action Team, the
>International Summer Youth Institute and the Diversity Quilt on Racism and
>Antisemitism; and Judith Beckett, a registered nurse and a longtime
>political activist who has taught at Goddard College. Wadley-Bailey has
>lived in Vermont for 22 years and has facilitated numerous workshops,
>seminars, in-services, discussion groups and cultural celebrations; Beckett
>has lived in Vermont for eight years, and she creates posters, collages and
>collections of material culture to enhance the workshops she co-facilitates.
>        The workshop, being presented by the UU Anti-Racism Action
Committee, is
>open to the public on a sliding-fee scale. Participants are asked to bring a
>brown-bag lunch; drinks and dessert will be provided. Child care will be
>available to those who call by Nov. 1.
>        For more information or to request child care, call UU Anti-Racism
Action
>Committee co-chairs Leon Lawrence (655-1334) or Nini Worman (802-285-2201).
>
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