The Big Secret: Racism Against Asian Americans | Communities Against Hate, presented by Social Justice Film Festival

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The Social Justice Film Institute is presenting a series of films about communities confronting and healing from violence and hate.

The program for Communities Against Hate includes screenings of the films Seva and HBCU Storytellers – Confederate Monuments: Heritage or Hatred?, which premiered at the 2020 Social Justice Film Festival.

Accompanying these films will be panels and interviews between the filmmakers and artists behind these films and Social Justice Film Institute Advisory Council member Remoy Philip.

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Members of the SJFI Advisory Council discuss the recent surge of anti-Asian racism, white supremacist and mysoginistic violence, and the role of storytelling in reinforcing or undermining hate.

6 films in package

Seva

August 5, 2012 marks the most violent hate crime against Sikhs in America. Following the temple massacre, Sikh activists combat rising xenophobia through the religious practice of selfless service.

HBCU Storytellers: Confederate Monuments – Heritage or Hatred?

Historically Black College and University students explore the question of Confederate monuments as heritage or hatred in America.

Filmmaker Discussion: Storytelling from Communal Trauma

Confederate Monuments: Heritage or Hatred? filmmakers Chadwick Gobar, Brooklyne Baker, and Brian Favors discuss their film with producer and SJFI advisory council member Remoy Philip.

Filmmaker Interview: SEVA

Filmmaker Interview: Confederate Monuments: Heritage or Hatred?

Confederate Monuments: Heritage or Hatred? filmmakers Chadwick Gobar, Brooklyne Baker, and Brian Favors discuss their film with producer and SJFI advisory council member Remoy Philip.

The Big Secret: Racism Against Asian Americans

Members of the SJFI Advisory Council discuss the recent surge of anti-Asian racism, white supremacist and mysoginistic violence, and the role of storytelling in reinforcing or undermining hate.

Protected ContentThis content can only be viewed in authorized regions: United States of America.

The Social Justice Film Institute is presenting a series of films about communities confronting and healing from violence and hate.

Accompanying these films will be panels and interviews between the filmmakers and artists behind these films and Social Justice Film Institute Advisory Council member Remoy Philip.

Stay tuned to what's coming next from Social Justice Film Festival by following us on Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram!

Need to skip ahead or see something again? Hover your mouse over your viewing pane to see the playlist and scroll to select a program.

Members of the SJFI Advisory Council discuss the recent surge of anti-Asian racism, white supremacist and mysoginistic violence, and the role of storytelling in reinforcing or undermining hate.