Our Projects

Born Brown: All Rights Reserved®

Born Brown: All Rights Reserved® is a social enterprise agency that promotes understanding and collaboration among people of color with various origins.  Throughout the world, indigenous people and people of color outside of their ancestral homelands are exposed to visual and auditory imagery that pierces the subconscious, creates internalized oppression & racism while furthering their experience of discord in the global society.

Bb:ARR® aspires to liberate activists, educators, youth and elders by countering oppressive media with messaging that evokes self-acceptance and self-love. Ultimately, Bb:ARR® exists as a catalyst for education, solidarity, and the exercise of Universal Human Rights.

Learn more about Bb:ARR® via www.bornbrown.org

“Children of the Last Days”

 

“Children of the Last Days” is written and performed by Thandiwe Thomas De Shazor. It is a comedy show that aims to satirize Black church culture and the contradictions therein. So bring your Good Sunday Clothes, Your Tambourine, Your Church Fan and Your Sense of Humor!  Get Ready! Get Ready! Get Ready!

Written & performed by Thandiwe Thomas DeSchazor

Directed by Norman Gee

Produced by Shalonda Ingram

 

 

“Where My Girls At?”

“Where My Girls At?” is a 70 minute one-woman show written and performed by Micia Mosely.  In it Micia portrays 5 different characters that represent a diversity of Black lesbian experiences, challenging the notion that there is only one way to be Black or Queer in the 21st century.

Each performance is unique, as the characters engage with the audience in an improvised Question & Answer segment.   Since its inception in 2006, we’ve worked hard to ensure that the show continues to tackle difficult issues like inter and intra-group racism, sexism and homophobia, while remaining accessible to different types of audiences.

Written & Performed by Micia Mosely, Directed by Tamilla Woodard, Produced by Shalonda Ingram