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		By: Damone Williams		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[This raises a very valid and necessary question! I find myself often wondering if the &quot;only way&quot; WE can make it to a stage, or on a screen is if we are singin&#039; and dancin&#039; (read: schuckin&#039; and jivin&#039;). Sigh. It&#039;s unfortunate. &#039;Scottsboro Boys&#039; was magnificent. &#039;Motown: The Musical&#039; is great, I&#039;m sure. But I long for the day when the Black bodies in the theatre and/or in film or on television are just BEing, and don&#039;t have to necessarily have superpowers (ie, bomb vocals, amazing dance moves, etc.) Yes, there have been shows that featured us in non-musical capacities, but the number of us featured in musical capacities far outweighs those. :-\

This is why I write. The films and works for the stage I&#039;m currently writing will hopefully help to change the landscape! I think that&#039;s where it&#039;s at for us now: WRITING AND PRODUCING OUR OWN WORK.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>This raises a very valid and necessary question! I find myself often wondering if the &#8220;only way&#8221; WE can make it to a stage, or on a screen is if we are singin&#8217; and dancin&#8217; (read: schuckin&#8217; and jivin&#8217;). Sigh. It&#8217;s unfortunate. &#8216;Scottsboro Boys&#8217; was magnificent. &#8216;Motown: The Musical&#8217; is great, I&#8217;m sure. But I long for the day when the Black bodies in the theatre and/or in film or on television are just BEing, and don&#8217;t have to necessarily have superpowers (ie, bomb vocals, amazing dance moves, etc.) Yes, there have been shows that featured us in non-musical capacities, but the number of us featured in musical capacities far outweighs those. :-\</p>
<p>This is why I write. The films and works for the stage I&#8217;m currently writing will hopefully help to change the landscape! I think that&#8217;s where it&#8217;s at for us now: WRITING AND PRODUCING OUR OWN WORK.</p>
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