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Just As Black

February 12, 2013 garliacornelia
Just As Black
I’m a playwright – 6 years ago I would have called myself a director…and maybe a poet… In fact, this blog could stand as an ode to Black History Month, but to me it is more about identity. “Discovering” my blackness in a world that was predominantly white took time, but ultimately the self-acceptance proved...
identity, judy smith, just as black, kerry washington, olivia pope, oprah, oprah winfrey, scandal, shonda rhimes, Uncategorized

Brownface – AAPAC and The Roundabout Theatre Company

February 10, 2013 garliacornelia
Brownface – AAPAC and The Roundabout Theatre Company
I received an email this morning with the letter below and find it appropriate to discuss / post here. I do not agree with Blackface and certainly do not agree with”Brownface” to depict Asian Americans. It seems that with the diverse acting pool in the city, The Roundabout would have found a way to use...
identity, In the News, Uncategorizedbrownface, identity, theatre

Brownface – AAPAC and The Roundabout Theatre Company

February 10, 2013 garliacornelia
Brownface – AAPAC and The Roundabout Theatre Company
I received an email this morning with the letter below and find it appropriate to discuss / post here. I do not agree with Blackface and certainly do not agree with”Brownface” to depict Asian Americans. It seems that with the diverse acting pool in the city, The Roundabout would have found a way to use...
brownface, identity, In the News, theatre, Uncategorized

Competing to be June Cleaver

February 8, 2013 garliacornelia
Competing to be June Cleaver
If you knew me way back when – you may not recognize me now. Some days I feel like Martha Stewart: baking, taking care of our daughter, keeping up with housework…truly domestic. Other days, I wish I could call on my French au pair to go where I go so I could do the simple...
identity, Life after Grad School, Mommyhood, Uncategorizedbeing a mother, homemaker, June Cleaver, motherhood, stereotypes

Competing to be June Cleaver

February 8, 2013 garliacornelia
Competing to be June Cleaver
If you knew me way back when – you may not recognize me now. Some days I feel like Martha Stewart: baking, taking care of our daughter, keeping up with housework…truly domestic. Other days, I wish I could call on my French au pair to go where I go so I could do the simple...
being a mother, homemaker, identity, June Cleaver, Life after Grad School, Mommyhood, motherhood, stereotypes, Uncategorized

Post-Grad School Blues

February 5, 2013 garliacornelia
Post-Grad School Blues
We’ve spent hundreds of thousands of dollars on degrees that are packed in boxes we rarely unpack in between the annual apartment moves. The time spent educating ourselves would lead one to believe that post-graduation would be a breeze.   Right…. But with an MFA in Playwrighting, Directing or Acting… job applications are not always...
identity, Life after Grad School, Uncategorizedliterature, mfa, post-grad, writing

Post-Grad School Blues

February 5, 2013 garliacornelia
Post-Grad School Blues
We’ve spent hundreds of thousands of dollars on degrees that are packed in boxes we rarely unpack in between the annual apartment moves. The time spent educating ourselves would lead one to believe that post-graduation would be a breeze.   Right…. But with an MFA in Playwrighting, Directing or Acting… job applications are not always...
identity, Life after Grad School, literature, mfa, post-grad, Uncategorized, writing

Happy Belated Black History Month

February 4, 2013 garliacornelia
Happy Belated Black History Month
I was remiss in not mentioning the start of Black History Month in Friday’s “Oreo” post. One might think that with a blog entitled, “The Day I Found Out I was Black” that I might be the first to take note, but motherhood distracts me from most of what made me who I was before...
identity, Mommyhood, Procrastination / Over-thought, Uncategorized

Happy Belated Black History Month

February 3, 2013 garliacornelia
Happy Belated Black History Month
I was remiss in not mentioning the start of Black History Month in Friday’s “Oreo” post. One might think that with a blog entitled, “The Day I Found Out I was Black” that I might be the first to take note, but motherhood distracts me from most of what made me who I was before...
identity, Mommyhood, Procrastination / Over-thought, Uncategorized

A Shout-Out to all my OREOS!

February 1, 2013 garliacornelia
A Shout-Out to all my OREOS!
Happy Friday! In honor of the end of the work week, let’s keep it light… with a poem…. This poem is from “The Day I Found Out I was Black” – which was performed in 2004 at Indiana University.  I haven’t read it in quite some time, so looking at it now made me chuckle...
identity, UncategorizedApril A. Jones, bloomighton, IN, Indiana University, Katori Hall, oreo, oreos1 Comment

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