This is a YouTube video titled "Books That Changed My Life: Nyasha Hatendi & Invisible Man PT. 4" containing a dialogue between two speakers discussing personal outlook changes, involvement in African American theater, and reflections on cultural expressions. The conversation explores themes related to identity and literature.
How did your outlook change?
My outlook changes.
Where I.
Felt liberated, I felt seen, I felt I understood a little bit more about the complexities of how.
Did that change your behavior, your approach?
I started reading a lot of August Wilson. I started wanting to be involved in African American theater a lot. I started doing I ended up in a play called Real Black Men Don't Sit Cross Legged on the Floor by a guy called Malik Brown, which was done by a.
Is that a true statement?
Yeah, it's true. Well, I wouldn't quantify whether somebody's a man or not, whether if they're cross.
Legged on the floor. But does it make you. Yeah, it's funny. Does it make you white if you sit cross legged on the floor?
I think the suggestion is that, yeah, possibly.
It's a great tunnel. It is. Makes you think. Yes.
