New Book! An Academic Lynching: Myth Misandry and Me Too
This film will be released in 2020. From filmmaker Thomas Keith (The Bro Code & Bullied), the title "How Does It Feel To Be A Problem" comes from famed sociologist W.E.B. DuBois in his seminal book "The Souls of Black Folk." The film examines the phenomenon of "othering" at a time when America is as sharply divided as it has been since The Civil War. How Does It Feel To Be A Problem features Danny Glover, Ed Asner, anti-violence educator Jackson Katz, historian James Loewen, recording artist Jasiri X, activist Melina Rodriguez, Standing Rock's Chase Iron Eyes, Black Lives Matter's Hawk Newsome, and a host of others who describe and document the times in which we are living, times when some are treated with antipathy and loathing. Hosts Angelica Gutierrez, J.W. Wiley, and Thomas Keith take you on a journey of an America divided by race, ethnicity, xenophobia, and othering in the 21st century.
Xamining Diversity
Our approach to diversity education is not for everyone. We endeavor to create a conversation that benefits everyone while intimidating no one. We emphasize the intrinsic link between diversity and leadership and suggest as a solution that our participants take ownership. We reveal the necessity of respect within a diversity context by assessing disrespect. And we unflinchingly examine diversity by examining the notions of responsibility, sanctuary, adversity, hypocrisy, perspective, illusion, "isms," moral obligations, courageous defiance, "phobias," success, influence and humanity.
Dr. J.W. Wiley discusses "leadership" and "allies" within the context of diversity & social justice during his keynote address at Hudson Valley CC
Are you down with social justice? Are you committed to the cause of raising consciousness? This compelling video is an outtake from Dr. Thomas Keith's upcoming 4th film titled "The Revolution Will Be Televised: Alliances Within the New Civil Rights Movement," a film developed specifically for that purpose.