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Sam ToddEnd Credits Poem (voice)
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Bethany Carter"Arts" Poem (voice)
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Angelique Taylor Dickson"Beauty" Poem (voice)
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Chazia Siskowski"Love" Poem (voice)
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Hailey Love"Academia" Poem (voice)
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Emnet Kahsai"Joy" Poem (voice)
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Shawn Patterson-LeeAcademia Character 1
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| Country: | USA |
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| Length: | 59 min |
Description:
This documentary offers an honest look at the Black experience at the University of Michigan. It’s structured in six parts – exploring themes of beauty, love, art, academics, struggle, and joy – as individual stories combine to create a larger picture. The film examines how identity, culture, and history shape the lives of African Americans in a university setting, showing both their successes and obstacles. Each section reveals different facets of Black life on campus, highlighting the community's strength, creativity, and determination to define themselves. Ultimately, the documentary reflects the diverse realities of Black students at the university and sparks conversations about race, representation, and belonging in society.
| Alternative title: | Dear Black Umich, |
| Release year: | 2025 |
| Language: | English |
| Director: | Lauren Freeman, Lauren Horne |
| Type: | Movie |
| External links: | IMDB |