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SUMMARY:Rehoboth Beach African American Film Festival
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DESCRIPTION:The Rehoboth Beach Film Society in partnership with The Souther
 n\nDelaware Alliance for Racial Justice is proud to present the third\nann
 ual Rehoboth Beach African-American Film Festival. The mission of\nthis ev
 ent is to deepen awareness of African-American cultures and\nexperiences\,
  and to explore community differences and commonalities\nthrough the art o
 f film. Four films will be presented over\nPresident’s Day weekend (Fri\
 , Feb 14 - Sun\, Feb 16). These films\nwill celebrate the trailblazing wor
 k of black artists in shaping\nAmerican culture\, while taking an unflinch
 ing look at the indignities\nand roadblocks designed to silence their voic
 es. It will expose the\nviolence still perpetuated against black communiti
 es and show a\nhopeful way forward through justice and reconciliation. Fro
 m the\nlecture halls of academia - where the still-powerful voices of Jame
 s\nBaldwin and Zora Neale Hurston ring out ‑‑ to the sunny shores of\n
 Mexico\; from a small southern town to ballet stages across the\ncountry\;
  viewers will have the rare opportunity to experience worlds\nand viewpoin
 ts not often shown on screen. Recognizing that these films\nare thought-pr
 ovoking\, an audience discussion will be led by members\nof the festival
 ’s volunteer planning committee after each screening.\nWe hope that you 
 will stay\, listen and/or share your thoughts.\n
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>The Rehoboth Beach Film Society in partners
 hip with The Southern Delaware Alliance for Racial Justice is proud to pre
 sent the third annual Rehoboth Beach African-American Film Festival. The m
 ission of this event is to deepen awareness of African-American cultures a
 nd experiences\, and to explore community differences and commonalities th
 rough the art of film. Four films will be presented over President’s Day
  weekend (Fri\, Feb 14 - Sun\, Feb 16). These films will celebrate the tra
 ilblazing work of black artists in shaping American culture\, while taking
  an unflinching look at the indignities and roadblocks designed to silence
  their voices. It will expose the violence still perpetuated against black
  communities and show a hopeful way forward through justice and reconcilia
 tion. From the lecture halls of academia - where the still-powerful voices
  of James Baldwin and Zora Neale Hurston ring out ‑‑ to the sunny shor
 es of Mexico\; from a small southern town to ballet stages across the coun
 try\; viewers will have the rare opportunity to experience worlds and view
 points not often shown on screen. Recognizing that these films are thought
 -provoking\, an audience discussion will be led by members of the festival
 ’s volunteer planning committee after each screening. We hope that you w
 ill stay\, listen and/or share your thoughts.</p>\n
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