How Social Media is Enabling The Transformation of Black x Brown On-Screen Representations

Update: 2023-08-13

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Join us for a conversation on Black British and British Asian on-screen representation. Sponsored by: Birmingham City University // Diaspore Screen Media Network — Exploring Black British and British Asian Cinema & TV.

We also share the backstory of the BlindianProject and how social media allowed us to dodge gatekeepers, aunties, and uncles to become the "Home of Black x Brown Culture."

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How Social Media is Enabling The Transformation of Black x Brown On-Screen Representations