The Uprising: A Q+A with the Director, Pravini Baboeram
Musician and activist Pravini Baboeram presents ‘The Uprising’, a music documentary telling the story of resistance against racism in Europe

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Join a Director’s Q+A with Pravini Baboeram for a behind-the-scenes look at the ground-breaking documentary 'The Uprising'.
Discussion will be led by Renee Etokakpan, undergraduate student at The Bartlett School of Construction and Project Management, and Tyler Ebanja, undergraduate student at The Bartlett School of Architecture.
About the ‘The Uprising’:
With commentary and experiences from academics and activists, Dutch-Indian singer/songwriter Pravini Baboeram offers a decolonial perspective on the anti-racism movement in the Netherlands, UK and France. She not only provides an analysis of the history and legacy of colonialism, but also a vision on strategy for the future of the movement.
This documentary zooms in on collective challenges of communities of colour. In 9 self-written songs Pravini connects the fight against Blackface, the struggle for the recognition of colonial crimes that the Netherlands has committed in Indonesia, the fight for the liberation of Palestine and the struggle in the political field for an inclusive society. ‘The Uprising’ offers a unique view of the resistance against racism in Europe through the eyes of people of colour.
View trailer: https://vimeo.com/329425921
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Pravini Baboeram
Musician, Activist, and Director of "The Uprising"
Tyler Ebanja
Undergraduate student
The Bartlett School of Architecture
Tyler Ebanja
Undergraduate student
The Bartlett School of Architecture
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