“Since the colonization of countries and continents of color began, BIPOC narratives, storytelling, and storytellers have been relegated to the “other” space, to the "less important" and “invalid" places, thus re(dis)locating culture, cultural values, beliefs, voices, and identities. The evening features richly diverse poets addressing topics such as Chicana roots through the lens of Beat Generation influences, disabled and immigrant identities, and education for incarcerated youth, a solo bass performance, and a live performance of free jazz as a vehicle for Black liberation.ħ:30 p.m.: When We Dream in Bittersweet Tongues, Pt. In conjunction with the special exhibition, William Kentridge: In Praise of Shadows, on view through April 9, 2023, The Broad presents an evening of programming centered on the effects of colonialism on Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) literature, language, and music.
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