Obama-ology

AvAurin Squire

Häftad, Engelska, 2014

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When African-American college graduate Warren takes a job with the 2008 Obama campaign, he’s fired up and ready to go – until he lands in the troubled streets of East Cleveland. But somewhere between knocking on doors, fending off cops, and questioning his own racial and sexual identity, he learns that changing society isn’t as easy as he imagined. Obama-ology is a compelling journey into the lives of the black minority of East Cleveland. This invisible underclass – despondent after a lifetime of presidential campaigns with only the educated, white candidate to represent them – have the flame of hope reignited by a passionate young man canvassing for Obama.

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Utgivningsdatum:2014-01-12
Mått:130 x 210 x 8 mm
Vikt:134 g
Format:Häftad
Språk:Engelska
Serie:Oberon Modern Plays
Antal sidor:82
Förlag:Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
ISBN:9781783192045

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Aurin Squire is a New York playwright, producer and artist/activist. In 2014-2015, he has playwriting fellowships at the Brooklyn Arts Exchange, National Black Theatre and the Dramatists Guild of America. His plays include The Great Black Sambo Machine, Defacing Michael Jackson, To Whom It May Concern and African Americana. In 2013 his drama Freefalling won the Fiat Lux Prize from the New York Catholic Church as well as the first prize in the InspiraTO Theatre International Play Festival in Toronto in spring 2014. As a part of pro-democracy activism at Ensemble Free Theatre of Norway and Belarus Dream Theatre, his drama Article 119-1 premiered simultaneously around the world in various cities including Vancouver, Oslo, Los Angeles and Florence. Squire also writes and produces multimedia and web video including writing the installation art film Dreams of Freedom, which won three National Museum prizes and is in the permanent exhibit at the National Museum of American College, and New School University in New York City.