Ep. 107: Sarah Gambles is a Hawaiian-born, Biracial (Black-White), filmmaker with family ties in her current home state of Alabama. After years of teaching, Sarah returned to her creative roots, launching her own production company, SarahFinah Films. Under the umbrella of that production company, she has now created a new film ARMOR: Biracial in the Deep South – a look at the Biracial population in America’s South, the fastest growing, yet most underrepresented demographic in that region.
Listen as Sarah speaks with Alex about her own life and experience. Her journey from creative pursuits into teaching and back to filmmaking. And, her hopes and expectations about the role her film can play in educating people about the Multiracial experience. Don’t miss it!
And, for more on Sarah, please check out her website: http://www.sarahfinahfilms.com/
For more on host, Alex Barnett, please check out his website: www.alexbarnettcomic.com or visit him on Facebook (www.facebook.com/alexbarnettcomic) or on Twitter at @barnettcomic
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Intro and Outro Music is Funkorama by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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One Comment on “ARMOR: Biracial in the Deep South – a documentary about biracial life in the American South with filmmaker Sarah Gambles, Ep. 107”
Comment I live in Oklahoma, I moved from Omaha Nebraska back to Oklahoma wight my son when he was 2. His father was black. He had lots of problems that he didn’t tell me about In school. That after he graduated they had a thing in the parking lot at the high school they called white power one night. A bunch of kids drinking decided they were going to have a white power group and I guess try to get rid of my son. Half of these kids had came to our house when they were all in school and played the PlayStation football games and hung out with him then all of a sudden they were a white Power Group so I understand about the racism in the south! It’s not everybody but it’s there!
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