Between the Lines: Conversations about Race Relations in Pittsburgh

Being and Ally is a responsibility that requires humility.

Community conversations around race in juxtaposition of LeRoi Jones’ Obie-award winning one-act play, Dutchman.

Post-Show Conversation Schedule

  • April 26: The New Jim Crow, Martha Conley, Attorney
  • April 27: The Heart of the Matter, Saleem Ghubril, The Pittsburgh Promise and Gretchen Generette, Duquesne University
  • April 28 Student Matinee: What is Race? Dina Clark, YWCA with Students from Sewickley Academy
  • April 28: Equality vs. Equity Dr. Mindy Fullilove, Columbia University
  • April 29: Social Justice: Who’s Going to Carry the Torch? Liana Maneese and Mary Parker, The Urban League of Young Professionals
  • May 3: How Prejudiced are You? Cultural Perceptions in “Post Racial” America Bernadette Turner, Addison Behavioral Care
  • May 4: How do we talk about what makes us uncomfortable and what we don’t really understand? Bobby Vagt, The Heinz Endowments and Janera Solomon, Kelly Strayhorn Theater
  • May 5: Let’s Talk, Tony Norman, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
  • May 6: American Apartheid, Jay Dworin and Tina Doose, Fair Housing Partnership of Greater Pittsburgh and Chris Ivey, Filmmaker
  • Mary 10: White Supremacy: The First Step to Recovery is Acceptance, Justin Liang: The Heinz Endowments
  • May 11: The StoryBoard or the Bullet: the Battle over Black Imagery in the 21st Century, Dr. Kimbery Ellis, Artist and Educator
  • May 12: Challenging Racism, WWHAT’S UP (Whites Working and Hoping to Abolish Total Supremacy Undermining Privilege)

See What Everyone Else Is Saying

‘Dutchman’ talk-backs go ‘Between the Lines’

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette