Feminism is for Everybody – Part 2: Men of Colour & Masculinity [Video] Sister Outsider
New in Ceasefire, Sister Outsider - Posted on Tuesday, July 16, 2013 14:06 - 1 Comment
By Hana Riaz, Usayd Younis and Nathan Edward
Hana Riaz talks to a Ceasefire panel on masculinity
Many of the conversations and work subsequently produced about men of colour and masculinity have been extremely American-centric. In part two of this series, I had the joy of sitting down with Symeon Brown, JJ Bola and Ceasefire’s very own Usayd Younis to discuss their thoughts on issues effecting young men of colour this side of the Atlantic.
See also: Part I: The role of men
Hana Riaz is a London-born and based writer. She is the founder and director of The Body Narratives Ltd, a platform and community organisation that supports the development of women of colour creatives. Follow her on Twitter @HanaRiaz.
Usayd Younis is Ceasefire Digital Editor. He is a filmmaker and the director of black & brown, a production company that centres the stories of people of colour. He tweets at @usayd
1 Comment
Feminism is for Everybody – Part 2: Men o...
[…] In part two of the video series 'Feminism is for Everybody' Hana Riaz talks to a panel of men of colour to discuss their thoughts on the issues surrounding masculinity. […]