4 & 5 Feb | Film Screening
9pm & 7pm | Union Cinema
Bush Mama is an unrelenting and powerfully moving look at the realities of inner-city poverty and systemic disenfranchisement of African Americans. The film follows Dorothy as she undergoes an ideological transformation from passive acceptance to being an agent of change.  Ultimately uplifting, the film chronicles Dorothy’s awakening political consciousness and her assumption of her own self-worth. 

Followed by a post-film discussion on February 5th.
For more information, or to request accommodations, please contact: sociocul@uwm.edu.  

Sponsored by Sociocultural Programming and the Union Cinema