Date and time
Thursday, August 25, 2016 - 6:15pm to 8:15pm
Location
U-SU, 1st Floor, Theatre
Description
In the midst of the racial violence sparked by the war on drugs, leading a normal life was unfeasible for many citizens of Oakland. In a moment of inspiration, activist and teacher Fannie Haughton and her children moved to the island nation of Grenada to participate in an Afro-centric revolution with the goal of realizing a utopic, socialist society. Directed by Damani Baker. 2016. 78 minutes.