Indie Lens Storycast's video: The In-Betweens: How Can We Live Together in America We Gon Be Alright Ep 4

Americans are often taught to think in binaries, this or that, black or white. We Gon' Be Alright explores those "in-betweeners" who feel the effects of blatant racism and microaggressions, stereotyping, gentrification, and of being in between two worlds, not by choice but by design. The flaws of the census box are reflected in the stories of people like Rafael Casal, actor who starred in the film Blindspotting and who defines himself as a white Latino, and organizer/activist Linda Sarsour, who exists in an interesting space as both a woman of faith and a progressive, and as a Muslim American woman who is labeled by the census as "white." Supporting Partner: CAAM Subscribe to Indie Lens Storycast: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdzQ_ilHPH3rQtgzo4nKM_g?sub_confirmation=1 Like on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/StorycastDocs/ Follow on Facebook Watch: https://www.facebook.com/IndieLensStorycast/ Executive Producers Sally Jo Fifer Lois Vossen Director & Producer Bao Nguyen Writer & Producer & Narrator Jeff Chang Producer Kimmie Kim Co-Producer Sahra Vang Nguyen Series Producer, Indie Lens Storycast Pamela Torno Cinematographer Caleb Heller Editor Tiffany Izzie Chang Motion Graphics Designer Hillary Huong Vu Associate Producer Maleri Sevier Assistant Camera Michael Enos Nobuyoshi Sakurai Sarah Simka Jaffe Production Coordinator, ITVS Susan Cohen Gaffer Luke Seerveld William Christensen Production Sound Mixer Delroy Leon Cornick Jr. Jim Choi DIT Reu Jo Saen Ronquillo Makeup Artist Marina Proctor Production Assistant Jonathan Chang Nathalie S. Eckert Sal Tran Sound Mix & Design Khoa Nguyen Colorist Eunice Goh Yi Hui Clearance Supervisor Heather Nash-Ciriello Legal Chuong Bui Donaldson & Callif, LLP Production Accountant Travis Sahadeo Production Insurance Film Emporium, Inc. Special Thank You Alexa Karolinski – generously opened her home to Bao Nguyen during the LA shoot Anderson Le – generously opened his home to Jeff Chang during the LA shoot Don Young – CAAMfest Supporter Jonathan Chang – family of Jeff Chang and subject of shoot Joy Yoon – introduced Bao Nguyen and Jeff Chang Karim Ahmad – encouraged Bao Nguyen to apply the project to ITVS Digital Open Call Linda Sarsour – interview subject Lourdes Chang – family of Jeff Chang and subject of shoot Masashi Niwano – CAAMfest Supporter NOH/WAVE Gallery – location for interviews Rafael Casal – interview subject Solomon Chang – family of Jeff Chang and subject of shoot Stephen Gong – CAAMfest Supporter Yoshino – location owner for location used for interviews Additional Footage Courtesy of “Blindspotting” // Lionsgate “Can the Women’s March Sustain Momentum and Overcome Internal Tension?” // PBS NewsHour “Raw Video: Thousands March in NYC Protest Against Police Killings” // PBS NewsHour “World Marches to Support Women’s Rights” // PBS NewsHour “Torn Flag” // Jeff Chang Music “Sad Alron” Written by Pritchard, Mark (PRS) License Courtesy of Warp Records Performed by Mark Pritchard “The Border” Written by Anthony Ferraro License Courtesy of Terrorbird Media LLC o/b/o Company Records and Supermelodic Publishing Performed by The Astronauts, Etc Additional Footage Provided By: Jeff Chang Stock Footage Courtesy of Pond5 Media Ireland Ltd Shutterstock, Inc. Based on the book, ‘We Gon’ Be Alright: Notes on Race and Resegregation’ by Jeff Chang” bealright.net WE GON’ BE ALRIGHT is a co-production of BAO FILMS LLC and INDEPENDENT TELEVISION SERVICE (ITVS), with funding provided by the CORPORATION FOR PUBLIC BROADCASTING (CPB) This program was produced by BAO FILMS LLC, which is solely responsible for its content. © 2019 BAO FILMS LLC. All Rights Reserved.