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The Black British Theatre Awards hosts an annual Outreach programme that connects young Black people with major actors, plays, and experiences. The programme assists Black children in developing their performance skills as well as leadership and creative responsibilities behind the scenes.
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14-1 | 2019
Special Issue: Race Matters: 1968 as Living History in
the Black Freedom Struggle
The Black Arts Movement Reprise: Television and
Black Art in the 21st Century
Jeffrey O.G. Ogbar
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DOI: 10.4000/ejas.14366
ISSN: 1991-9336
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The Black Arts Movement Reprise:
Television and Black Art in the 21st
Century
Jeffrey O.G. Ogbar
“How much longer are they gonna treat us like animals? The American correctional
system is built on the backs of our brothers, our fathers and our sons. How much
longer? It's a system that must be dismantled piece by piece if we are to live up to
those words that we recite with our hands on our hearts. Justice for all. Not justice
for some, but justice for all. How much longer?”—Cookie Lyons, “Empire” (2015)
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Movement. For those curious about it, he explained that art had a critical role in the
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freedom struggle; and their work reflected this familiarity. “The Black Arts Movement,”
Neal noted,
is radically opposed to any concept of the artist that alienates him from his
community. The movement…speaks directly to the needs and aspirations of black
America. In order to perform the task, the Black Arts Movement proposes a radical
reordering of the Western cultural aesthetic. It proposes a separate symbolism,
mythology, critique, and iconography.3
2 Throughout the United States a new black mood coalesced around aesthetes who
formulated new and audacious articulations of identity and politics that resonated with
wider black America. The Black Arts Movement (BAM) would have an indelible impact on
the cultural landscape of the country. It transformed the arts and literature in
innumerable ways from theatre, to murals, fashion, and more.
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arts in the United States, exceeding the depth, scope, reach and influence of the BAM,
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For
107
(1st
Test)
Minstrelsy
Minstrelsy
is
the
first
distinctively
American
form
of
popular
culture.
The
minstrel
show
was
the
first
form
of
musical
and
theatrical
entertainment
to
be
regarded
by
European
audiences
as
distinctively
American
in
character
The
minstrel
show,
or
minstrelsy,
was
an
American
entertainment
consisting
of
comic
skits,
variety
acts,
dancing,
and
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performed
by
white
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in
blackface
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featured
mainly
white
performers
who
artificially
blackened
their
skin
and
carried
out
parodies
of
African
American
music,
dance,
dress
and
dialect.
Today
black
face
minstrelsy
is
regarded
with
embarrassment
or
anger
Minstrel
shows
lampooned
black
people
as
ignorant,
lazy,
buffoonish,
superstitious,
joyous,
and
musical
Blackface
minstrelsy
was
the
first
distinctly
American
theatrical
form.
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the
1830s
and
1840s,
it
was
at
the
core
of
the
rise
of
an
American
music
industry,
and
for
several
decades
it
provided
the
lens
through
which
white
America
saw
black
America
In
1848,
blackface
minstrel
shows
were
the
national
art
of
the
time
Arbiters
of
public
taste
and
morals,
including
newspaper
and
magazine
publishers,
politicians,
and
the
clergy,
ridiculed
minstrelsy
as
an
indicator
of
the
deprived
state
of
the
lower
classes,
and
urged
its
rejection
in
favor
of
more
refined
(i.e.
European-‐derived)
forms
of
entertainment
As
blacks
began
to
score
legal
and
social
victories
against
racism
and
to
successfully
assert
political
power,
minstrelsy
lost
popularity
There
are
remnants
of
this
practice
even
today.
Up
until
the
1960’s
(1930s
for
Duke
Ellington)
there
are
no
roles
in
movies
or
stage
where
you
see
roles
that
were
not
demeaning
for
blacks.
Duke
Ellington
and
Sydney
Poitier
were
the
first
to
break
out
of
such
stereotype.
The
minstrel
show
is
also
the
direct
ancestor
of
vaudeville,
a
kind
of
variety
show
that
became
the
dominant
form
of
popular
entertainment
in
the
late
19th
and
early
20th
century
America.
And
while
the
mass
success
of
the
blackface
minstrel
show
doubtles.
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European journal of American studies
14-1 | 2019
Special Issue: Race Matters: 1968 as Living History in
the Black Freedom Struggle
The Black Arts Movement Reprise: Television and
Black Art in the 21st Century
Jeffrey O.G. Ogbar
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URL: http://journals.openedition.org/ejas/14366
DOI: 10.4000/ejas.14366
ISSN: 1991-9336
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The Black Arts Movement Reprise:
Television and Black Art in the 21st
Century
Jeffrey O.G. Ogbar
“How much longer are they gonna treat us like animals? The American correctional
system is built on the backs of our brothers, our fathers and our sons. How much
longer? It's a system that must be dismantled piece by piece if we are to live up to
those words that we recite with our hands on our hearts. Justice for all. Not justice
for some, but justice for all. How much longer?”—Cookie Lyons, “Empire” (2015)
“[The] artist’s role is to raise the consciousness of the people….Otherwise I don’t
know why you do it.”—Amiri Baraka1
1 In 1969, Larry Neal, one of the most visible black writers of his generation, emerged as a
chief exponent of a new artistic movement that was unfolding alongside the Black Power
Movement. For those curious about it, he explained that art had a critical role in the
Black Freedom Movement2 as a force to complement grassroots activism and political
struggle. Black artists were intimately connected to, and profoundly aware of, the black
freedom struggle; and their work reflected this familiarity. “The Black Arts Movement,”
Neal noted,
is radically opposed to any concept of the artist that alienates him from his
community. The movement…speaks directly to the needs and aspirations of black
America. In order to perform the task, the Black Arts Movement proposes a radical
reordering of the Western cultural aesthetic. It proposes a separate symbolism,
mythology, critique, and iconography.3
2 Throughout the United States a new black mood coalesced around aesthetes who
formulated new and audacious articulations of identity and politics that resonated with
wider black America. The Black Arts Movement (BAM) would have an indelible impact on
the cultural landscape of the country. It transformed the arts and literature in
innumerable ways from theatre, to murals, fashion, and more.
3 A half-century after Neal’s decree, there has been an unprecedented explosion of black
arts in the United States, exceeding the depth, scope, reach and influence of the BAM,
The Black Arts Movement Repr.
cinema, theater and music
The document discusses the history of British film, theater, and cinema. It notes that the British film industry had a "golden age" in the 1940s and was influential in developing both commercial and artistic films. British theater has a long history dating back to playwrights like William Shakespeare. Key figures mentioned include Charlie Chaplin and the growth of the British film industry in the early 20th century, as well as famous modern British-influenced films.
The Arts at Home and Abroad
The document discusses the arts during the 1920s, known as the Harlem Renaissance. It describes how Black artists gained more recognition during this time period and explores important figures and developments in recorded music, radio, jazz, theater, literature, visual arts, and how the stock market crash of 1929 impacted these cultural movements. Key events mentioned include the popularity of Mamie Smith's recordings sparking a new music trend, the growth of Black Swan Records, and the evolution of jazz styles from figures like Louis Armstrong and Duke Ellington.
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The document discusses the history of British film, theater, and Shakespeare. It notes that the British film industry had a "golden age" in the 1940s and was influential in developing both commercial and artistic films. British theater is considered one of the country's great treasures due to William Shakespeare, who brought the art to prominence. Shakespeare wrote many famous tragedies and plays over his career that are still performed worldwide today. The West End of London and the Globe Theatre are highlighted as important historical theater locations in Britain.
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The document discusses the contributions of African American males to various forms of entertainment in the United States. It covers dance genres from slavery through modern hip hop, the development of spirituals, blues, jazz and popular music styles, and the role of African American males in early theater, film, and the Harlem Renaissance. The author argues that African American males have played a key role in shaping American entertainment through developing new styles and genres, and by influencing entertainment both during periods of oppression and after the civil rights movement through individual innovators and companies/institutions.
How Did World War I I Affect The Theatre
The document discusses the impact of World War 2 on British theatre. Many theatres had to close due to bombings and blackouts during the war. ENSA was formed to provide entertainment for troops. After the war, the Theatre Workshop led by Joan Littlewood produced politically-charged plays and became very influential. Throughout the 20th century, British theatre was shaped by the two world wars and political movements.
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(1st
Test)
Minstrelsy
Minstrelsy
is
the
first
distinctively
American
form
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popular
culture.
The
minstrel
show
was
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of
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American
music,
dance,
dress
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dialect.
Today
black
face
minstrelsy
is
regarded
with
embarrassment
or
anger
Minstrel
shows
lampooned
black
people
as
ignorant,
lazy,
buffoonish,
superstitious,
joyous,
and
musical
Blackface
minstrelsy
was
the
first
distinctly
American
theatrical
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In
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1840s,
it
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core
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American
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industry,
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America
saw
black
America
In
1848,
blackface
minstrel
shows
were
the
national
art
of
the
time
Arbiters
of
public
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and
morals,
including
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and
the
clergy,
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as
an
indicator
of
the
deprived
state
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lower
classes,
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urged
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rejection
in
favor
of
more
refined
(i.e.
European-‐derived)
forms
of
entertainment
As
blacks
began
to
score
legal
and
social
victories
against
racism
and
to
successfully
assert
political
power,
minstrelsy
lost
popularity
There
are
remnants
of
this
practice
even
today.
Up
until
the
1960’s
(1930s
for
Duke
Ellington)
there
are
no
roles
in
movies
or
stage
where
you
see
roles
that
were
not
demeaning
for
blacks.
Duke
Ellington
and
Sydney
Poitier
were
the
first
to
break
out
of
such
stereotype.
The
minstrel
show
is
also
the
direct
ancestor
of
vaudeville,
a
kind
of
variety
show
that
became
the
dominant
form
of
popular
entertainment
in
the
late
19th
and
early
20th
century
America.
And
while
the
mass
success
of
the
blackface
minstrel
show
doubtles.
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Theatre in Britain faced many challenges during and after World War 2. Bombings during the war destroyed many theatres in London and forced productions to close. ENSA was formed to provide entertainment for troops during the war. After the war, the Workers' Theatre Movement used agitprop style to promote political messages critiquing capitalism and fascism. Joan Littlewood helped establish the influential Theatre Workshop in 1945, producing anti-war plays that broke conventions. Theatre groups explored new styles and political themes to entertain and educate audiences during this turbulent period in Britain's history.
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Theatre can reflect and promote cultural diversity in several ways. Theatre of identity promotes a particular culture's traditions and point of view to both cultural insiders and outsiders. Examples include Yiddish theatre in New York and plays chronicling the African American experience. Theatre of protest objects to dominant cultures and demands that minority voices be heard. Cross-cultural theatre mixes cultures to find understanding, like plays adapting Native American perspectives. Keeping diverse theatres alive ensures healthy cultural debate in a society.
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