Young Aspirations Young Artists, long edit, 1992

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Digital-materials RL13074-SET-0089_u, Video-file ThompsonShirley_YoungAspirationsYoungArtists_56min.mp4
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56 minutes
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The young artists of YA/YA paint true stories about their own lives, and create murals, fine art pieces, poetry and rap music that speak out on racism and reflect on community values. YA/YA, Inc. teaches these kids the chance to the chance to apprentice with professional artists, create public artworks, design merchandise, serve as cultural ambassadors, work as project managers, and mentor others in the arts. Ultimately, these kids learn to be professionally self-sufficient through creative self-expression. A powerful case for what happens when a great teacher empowers young people to find their own voices and shows them that they are indeed part of a larger world. Produced by Shirley Thompson.

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