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Art Washington is an American television writer-producer-director based in Los Angeles, California. Films and television he has written for include Percy & Thunder, [1] Air America, and MacGyver.
Washington is a proponent and founder of the "Native Black American" distinction/movement. It is his belief that "Native Black American" or simply "Black American" should be used instead of "African American" when referring to Black Americans whose family/direct ancestors have been in America for centuries; dating back to their criminal human abduction and captivity/"slavery" (1581; St. Augustine, Florida).[ citation needed]
References
- ^ Howard H. Prouty (1996). Variety and Daily Variety Television Reviews, 1993-1994. Vol. 18. Routledge. ISBN 978-0824037970.
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Art Washington is an American television writer-producer-director based in Los Angeles, California. Films and television he has written for include Percy & Thunder, [1] Air America, and MacGyver.
Washington is a proponent and founder of the "Native Black American" distinction/movement. It is his belief that "Native Black American" or simply "Black American" should be used instead of "African American" when referring to Black Americans whose family/direct ancestors have been in America for centuries; dating back to their criminal human abduction and captivity/"slavery" (1581; St. Augustine, Florida).[ citation needed]
References
- ^ Howard H. Prouty (1996). Variety and Daily Variety Television Reviews, 1993-1994. Vol. 18. Routledge. ISBN 978-0824037970.
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