After almost four years of studying at Tubman Walker, a Historically Black College/University, Norah is ready to graduate and leave the social scene behind. First, she has to finish her student film about HBCU Homecoming weekend, and get to know each of her subjects better.
As she interviews and follows Caleb, an activist from a politically aware, well-off family, and Taiwo, a first-generation American struggling to get by with student jobs, each of them starts to draw her in and inspire her overactive imagination. With little experience and even less confidence, Norah has to navigate making the movie, her growing attraction to each subject, and the minefield that is Homecoming fashion.
As she interviews and follows Caleb, an activist from a politically aware, well-off family, and Taiwo, a first-generation American struggling to get by with student jobs, each of them starts to draw her in and inspire her overactive imagination. With little experience and even less confidence, Norah has to navigate making the movie, her growing attraction to each subject, and the minefield that is Homecoming fashion.
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Format
ebook, 112 pages
Published
January 26, 2021 by Bryant Street Shorts
After almost four years of studying at Tubman Walker, a Historically Black College/University, Norah is ready to graduate and leave the social scene behind. First, she has to finish her student film about HBCU Homecoming weekend, and get to know each of her subjects better.
As she interviews and follows Caleb, an activist from a politically aware, well-off family, and Taiwo, a first-generation American struggling to get by with student jobs, each of them starts to draw her in and inspire her overactive imagination. With little experience and even less confidence, Norah has to navigate making the movie, her growing attraction to each subject, and the minefield that is Homecoming fashion.
As she interviews and follows Caleb, an activist from a politically aware, well-off family, and Taiwo, a first-generation American struggling to get by with student jobs, each of them starts to draw her in and inspire her overactive imagination. With little experience and even less confidence, Norah has to navigate making the movie, her growing attraction to each subject, and the minefield that is Homecoming fashion.