This May Seem Like Basic Information, But Plays Written By Black Playwrights Don't Have To Be About Trauma by Artsjournal2

Keenan Scott II explains: "We tend to be rewarded for depicting the harshest realities of the Black experience while ignoring its beauty. In art, our trauma is fetishized and romanticized while our joy is dismissed. The end result is a society that views the Black experience as a dreary monotone." " American Theatre

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