Rethinking Black Manhood- Part 4 Byron Hurt, filmmaker, Black male feminist

21  May 2009

Byron Hurt

Byron Hurt, award-winning filmmaker, activist and lecturer. But most of all, he is a brother who takes on issues like sexism, misogyny and hyper-masculinity in hip-hop and pushes for broader representations of what it means to be black and male in America.

OUR COMMON GROUND with Janice Graham

with Byron Hurt mau 21, 2009

OCG05-21-09 editByron Hurtonly

Byron joins us in our series “Rethinking Black Manhood: Black Male Feminist Thought”

One thought on “Rethinking Black Manhood- Part 4 Byron Hurt, filmmaker, Black male feminist”

  1. This morning as I watched msnbc with mhp I was impressed with todays ( 10-17- 13) show for which Bryon Hurt was a guest.
    I am a new author since April this year on the subject of mentoring these young adult my book Crossroads of Life by Almeta Turner has information regarding how they are able to stay away from growing into the kinds of people that create that culture of success interference.
    I need help in getting this book into places where these young ones are. Please contact me in regards to this post.
    Also looking forward to speaking with ms. Janic Grahm.
    Thank you,
    Almeta Turner

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