bhucewayne: What are we saying about whose experience is valued? Whose voice should be heard? There’s an erasure that takes place. So when people say, ‘You do political films,’ or, ‘You do political rap,’ I’m like, ‘All art is political
bhucewayne: What are we saying about whose experience is valued? Whose voice should be heard? There’s an erasure that takes place. So when people say, ‘You do political films,’ or, ‘You do political rap,’ I’m like, ‘All art is political
bhucewayne: What are we saying about whose experience is valued? Whose voice should be heard? There’s an erasure that takes place. So when people say, ‘You do political films,’ or, ‘You do political rap,’ I’m like, ‘All art is political
bhucewayne: What are we saying about whose experience is valued? Whose voice should be heard? There’s an erasure that takes place. So when people say, ‘You do political films,’ or, ‘You do political rap,’ I’m like, ‘All art is political
bhucewayne: What are we saying about whose experience is valued? Whose voice should be heard? There’s an erasure that takes place. So when people say, ‘You do political films,’ or, ‘You do political rap,’ I’m like, ‘All art is political
bhucewayne: What are we saying about whose experience is valued? Whose voice should be heard? There’s an erasure that takes place. So when people say, ‘You do political films,’ or, ‘You do political rap,’ I’m like, ‘All art is political
bhucewayne: What are we saying about whose experience is valued? Whose voice should be heard? There’s an erasure that takes place. So when people say, ‘You do political films,’ or, ‘You do political rap,’ I’m like, ‘All art is political
bhucewayne: What are we saying about whose experience is valued? Whose voice should be heard? There’s an erasure that takes place. So when people say, ‘You do political films,’ or, ‘You do political rap,’ I’m like, ‘All art is political
