"Claudine" Feature Film Screening & Talk with Prof. Cyrille Phipps

by Humanities & Social Sciences (HUMSOC) Division

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Wed, Mar 19, 2025

2:30 PM – 5:20 PM EDT (GMT-4)

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PROF. CYRILLE PHIPPS PRESENTS on the political context of home in 1970s Harlem, The Moynihan Report, and the Trope of the "Welfare Queen" - at the 50th anniversary of the film Claudine, a timeless story of resilience, love, and community - the first film produced by Third World Cinema - FEATURING Diahann Carroll and James Earl Jones, DIRECTED BY JOHN BERRY.

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This is an event of the Spring 2025 Social Justice Academy: Home, Place, and Housing Justice. Learn more about the academy and RSVP for additional speakers, creative workshops, and action events by clicking here. Visit Politics and Human Rights for more information about the major and minor. For more information, write to socialjustice@mmm.edu.

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