Congresswoman Maxine Waters leads Black History Month Community Museum / Arts Gallery Tour
February 23, 2017
Maxine Waters talks about the significance of the Community Museum /Arts Gallery Tour.
Host: Taelor Bakewell
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Black artistry
Ava Duvernay hosts film screening and panel with fellow African American filmmakers and actors
December 16, 2015
On Thursday, December 10, a group of actors, film enthusiasts and fans gathered at the REDCAT Theater in downtown Los Angeles to discuss Black artistry and diversity in films with critically acclaimed director Ava Duvernay for the ARRAY at The Broad series.