
This event will be the culmination of a short series on
“From Dave Carson to Apu: Global Circulations of Indian Brown Voice and Brownface.”
Comedian
Hari Kondabolu will be joined by Prof.
Kumi Silva (Communications, UNC), and
Kellen Hoxworth (Theatre Studies, Florida State University), moderated by
Michelle Robinson (American Studies, UNC) to discuss stereotypes and mischaracterizations of South Asians in the media in the US and beyond. They will unpack the ways that brown communities have been presented, examine the global roots of these images, and share their own research and activism on this issue.
This event is free and open to the Carolina community, but it will be ticketed by the Carolina Union due to limited space.
Please go to go.unc.edu/Hari to reserve your spot.
The Carolina Asia Center is proud to co-sponsor this event with the Asian American Center, Carolina Union, Department of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies, and the Institute for Arts and Humanities. Prof. Pamela Lothspeich is the academic lead for this suite of events. For any questions, please contact
Brian Lackman at the Carolina Union.