

Ep 206 - #BYPSpotlight with Danielle Roper
Sep 26, 2019
Danielle Roper, a professor at the University of Chicago, studies performances of Blackness across Latin America. She shares insights on navigating academia as a Black woman and her grassroots LGBTQ+ activism in Jamaica. The conversation explores racial representation in media and the importance of community engagement in cultural narratives. Roper also discusses the complexities of identity amidst institutional challenges, highlighting the need for deeper understanding and meaningful change.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Cultural Snacks and Personal Celebrations
01:41 • 7min
Childlike Wonder and Racial Representation
09:09 • 26min
Navigating Expectations in Academia
34:45 • 19min
Exploring Lost City Radio: A Tale of Love and Loss Amidst Civil Turmoil
54:13 • 2min
Exploring Representation and Identity
55:51 • 28min
From R&B Accountability to 20th Century Critiques
01:24:12 • 2min
Critiquing U.S. Intervention in Latin America
01:26:29 • 2min
Engaging with the Audience and Celebrating Connections
01:28:45 • 2min