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For the past three years, I’ve struggled daily with social anxiety and with periodic episodes of depression.
Even though I believe that...
Psst…if you have a film/performance/literary piece about “mixed roots,” including interracial/cultural relationships, transracial/cultural adoption and the exploration of multiracial/cultural identity, check out—and, hey, submit something to—this arts festival!
The Mixed Roots Film & Literary Festival contacted us with the heads-up: the submission period has opened for this year’s event, scheduled to run June 16-17 at the Japanese American National Museum in Los Angeles.
There is no submission fee for entries sent before Feb. 15, but entries submitted between Feb. 16 and March 15 must be accompanied by a $50 fee. We’ve got information on each category, and links to the required submissions forms.
This is a special appeal for Tumblr writers, bloggers and opinionistas!
Since March 2010, People Of Color Organize has emerged as one of the most popular websites to read about intersections of politics, race, gender, class and movements. From international debates to Occupy Wall Street, study guides to arts and culture, POCO has featured original writing as well as the best online conversations on a variety of topics.
Editors are seeking writings by those of you on Tumblr to feature at People Of Color Organize.
- Analysis of social change movements
- Experiences of political organizers
- Race and privilege
- Gender politics
- Class dynamics and class consciousness
- History and important writings and figures
- Lots more.
We welcome writings of people from many backgrounds. You do not need to be a scholarly writer, though we value those writings too.
If it’s been previously published online, we’ll link back to the original. If it’s new and originally posted for us, we’ll link back to your Tumblr, Twitter, Facebook or whatever you’d like.
Visit http://www.peopleofcolororganize.com/contact/ to send in your writings. We promise to get back to you ASAP.
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