#race-and-identity

#race-and-identity

James Ijames challenges the perception that his southern accent limits his ability to engage with Shakespeare through his play 'Fat Ham'.

Thomas Chatterton Williams critiques both the Trumpian right and its leftwing critics, identifying himself as a freethinker while acknowledging his own liberal beliefs.

Nina Simone aimed to be the first Black classical pianist but faced racial barriers, leading her to become an iconic jazz performer.

Zohran Mamdani identified as Black on his Columbia application despite being of South Asian descent.

The performance explores the intertwined lives of two women, highlighting themes of trauma, resilience, and the power of music as a survival tool.

*The Great Gatsby* remains relevant in education, but its portrayal of race and identity presents challenges for modern learners.