Genet’s The Blacks Probes Race Hate Through Theatre
A reviewer outlines Genet’s play The Blacks where six Black actors stage a funeral over a white woman’s rape and murder while white masked actors observe. The piece explores race, power, and cruelty with provocative cross-cultural violence and political subtexts.
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Freedom Riders prove nonviolent yet powerful in desegregation
The author praises the Freedom Rides patterning after Gandhi as nonviolent and effective. He notes progress, urges continued action, and argues the rides force desegregation in buses, restaurants, and schools, predicting Dixiecrats will eventually accept desegregation.
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