Graffiti on the White House

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Author: Susan Shiland
Date: Thu, 27 Oct 2005 19:01

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What: Follow Me Home and Lakota Harden: An Exploration of Race and 
Identity
When: Tuesday Nov. 8th at 7:30pm
Where: Gamble Auditorium, Mount Holyoke College
How much? FREE!!!

Lakota Harden is an American Indian speaker and activist who recently 
received the Women of Color Resource Centers Sisters of Fire Award. Aside 
from facilitating post-screening discussions of Follow Me Home, Harden 
speaks regularly about unlearning racism, sexism, and other social 
oppressions. Follow Me Home tells a poetic story about four graffiti mural 
artists (an African American, an American Indian, and two Chicanos) 
traveling from San Francisco to Washington, D.C. on a politically 
motivated quest to cover the White House with their art.  The daughter of 
seven generations of Lakota leaders, Harden also works with various 
community service organizations regarding issues of American Indian 
portrayal and American Indian womens health and empowerment, especially in 
terms of birthing and environmental issues. 

Dont miss this profound, defiant, humorous, and important confrontation of 
American racial problems and their possible solutions.

www.mtholyoke.edu/go/students

Sponsored by the Dean of Students Office, Coordinator of Multi-Cultural 
Affairs & Native Spirit

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