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Recent TV hits like “Reservation Dogs” and Ed Helms’ “Rutherford Falls” speak to popularity of Native American comedy. Folks in the Bay Area can watch some of the ecosystem’s biggest names perform at “Good Medicine: A Night of Live Native Stand Up” at the Oakland Museum of California.

“Our community is chock-full of talented artists creating content relevant to our experience that turns the mainstream idea of what it is to be Native American on its head,” says Jackie Keliiaa, the Oakland comedian producing and hosting the event. (Buy tickets now, because 2021’s “Good Medicine” sold out.)

The lineup includes three national comics: Siena East, Kasey Nicholson and Dash Turner. “On this show you won’t find any stoic Hollywood tropes; we are using comedy to redefine Native identity in our own words and on our own terms,” Keliiaa says. “This art is urgent. It needs to be heard, lauded, celebrated and supported.”

The 90-minute show takes place on the grass under the stars, so bring a blanket or low chair. There will be food and drinks for sale, an artisan market with jewelry and apparel and afterward a DJ dance party with jams from Native and East Bay bands.

Details: May 14, 7:30 pm; 1000 Oak St., Oakland; $25 tickets (discounts for students, seniors and EBT holders) available at museumca.org/2022/good-medicine-native-comedy-show

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. — The Grand Rapids Public Museum has announced a partnership with Gilda's LaughFest to bring "LaughFest: Night at the Museum" to life.
The event will feature a performance by comedians Dave Dyer and Allen Trieu, and gives visitors a chance to explore the museum.
“LaughFest was designed 10 years ago to be a community event that celebrates laughter in all its forms,”
said Zack Berends, LaughFest Festival Manager of Gilda’s Club and Gilda’s LaughFest. “LaughFest: Night at the Museum at the Grand Rapids Public Museum is a perfect example of how the community and Gilda’s Club can come together to engage West Michigan, share laughter with others, all while having a seriously good time.”

Before the performance kicks off, visitors are encouraged to arrive early to walk through the museum. Select exhibits will be open, including the Streets of Old Grand Rapids, West Michigan Habitats and the Grand Fish, Grand River display.
“The Museum is excited to partner with LaughFest in this new way for the community,” said Kate Kocienski, VP of Marketing & PR at the GRPM. “LaughFest: Night at the Museum is a unique opportunity for all ages to enjoy exclusive access to explore the Museum’s exhibits in a limited capacity setting, followed by a family-friendly comedy show to end the night off.”
David Dyer has been a comedian for over 25 years, and has written for "Late Night with Jimmy Fallon" and "Politically Incorrect." He has also appeared as guests on comedy shows and hosts his own web series. In addition, Dyer works as a firefighter in Muskegon and as an on-call firefighter for Grand Rapids Township.
Allen Trieu has performed across the country after beginning his career at Grand Valley State University, where he won the annual Last Laker Standing Competition. His comedy album "A Cry for Help" has reached No. 1 on the iTunes comedy charts. During the day, Trieu works as a football recruiting analyst.
LaughFest: Night at the Museum kicks off Wednesday, March 16 at 6 p.m., with the comedy show beginning at 7 p.m. The event is family-friendly.
Visitors must provide proof of vaccination or a negative COVID-19 test taken within 72 hours of the event, per LaughFest COVID protocols. Masks are recommended, but not required.
 

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Women's History Comedy Night

The Courier
Mar 27, 2023 7:10 PM

The Black Heritage Library and Multicultural Center hosted a night of laughs with four female comedians on Saturday.
The Women's History Comedy Night featured Caitlin Menosky, Megan Hill, Emily Garrow and CiCi Bullock.

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Exactly. I thought this was a museum.

Are there any events centered on the MUSEUM and it's so-called "artifacts"? Anybody? Bueller? Or are muhfukkas just gon laugh and admire the fact that a Michael Jackson poster is on the wall? :dead:
 

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"On a sunny day in Los Angeles, Tariq Nasheed (King Flex) decides he has had enough of trying to keep open the Musuem that was crowdfunded. He cannot borrow, revenues are falling, and he seems more interested in get-rich-quick schemes to bring in easy money. Without telling his staff or supporters, he comes up with a plan to secretly turn it into a strip club"
 

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From the same man who said "why do black people have to be dancing and partying at protests? You can't beat white supremacy while PLAYING around! The white supremacists don't do that! We are at a state of WAR family! :damn:"
Nah. From the same man who said the last thing we need is a museum. I'm tryna watch Snowfall right now but the screenshots as well as the tweet if he didn't delete it.
 

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Might want to get the museum museuming first before having all of these outside events.
 
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I have visited many history museums around the world, mainly the ones with Afro artifacts and to be honest, from the very beginning, you could easily see that it would just go this way for Tariq's museum.


Because he is not a historian, he doesn't know much about history. In fact, as someone who is into history, some of the worst history takes that I have heard, came from him. And, history museums depend on studied and preserved artifacts, the authenticity of artifacts, huge funding, and constant archeological studies. Not on vibes like "We need a history museum".

Studied and preserved artifacts - History museums are typically built around a collection of artifacts that have historical significance. These artifacts must be carefully studied and preserved to ensure their accuracy and authenticity, which is a critical component of a history museum's mission. Without such artifacts, the museum would have nothing to display and its ability to fulfill its mission would be compromised. Are people going to pay just to see printed pictures of artifacts? Until when? Google is free...

Authenticity - History museums have a responsibility to present historical information accurately and authentically. Visitors expect to learn about history from experts who have studied the topic in-depth, and museums must meet these expectations by presenting information that is credible, factual, and up-to-date.

Huge funding - Maintaining and displaying historical artifacts requires significant resources and funding. History museums must invest in specialized equipment and personnel to ensure that the artifacts remain in good condition and that they are displayed safely and securely. Exhibitions, marketing, and other operational costs can also add up quickly, making huge funding an important consideration for many history museums.

Constant archaeological studies - History is constantly evolving, and new discoveries are being made all the time. History museums must stay up-to-date with the latest research and discoveries to maintain their relevance and provide accurate and compelling exhibits. This may require ongoing archaeological studies to uncover new artifacts or better understand existing ones.

You check these key factors and notice that Tariq has no understanding of any of them.


Also, another interesting thing...Have you guys ever noticed that he and most of his followers believe that most black people were already in the Americas and that only a small amount of Africans were trafficked to the US but, they never abandon ancient Egypt? 2 weeks ago I saw one of them claiming that he had zero DNA from the African continent at all but had multiple and recent posts saying that he was a descendant of ancient Egyptians...:lolbron:

An example of what I mean:




 
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By the way, if you are into museums and live in the US, I would recommend visiting the Savannah African Art Museum, in Savannah, Georgia. They have an amazing collection of African and African American artifacts. Mostly from West and Central Africa. And they don't just throw around things, they link everything between Africa to African Americans. From ancient instruments, textiles, beds, clothes, and even architectural influences. From Mali to Benin Kingdom, Dahomey, Kongo Kingdom, etc. They even have Nok artifacts, dating from 1,500 BC - 500 BC.





 

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Bro please stop. There's a difference between a museum that includes a Cafe/event space within the museum, seperate from their exhibits and expensive artifacts...and a fake "museum" that is simply just a cafe bar lounge and event space. Yall didn't invest in a museum, or some big grandiose middle finger political statement to all non-fba. You bought this nikka his own risky dink cafe and he charging you to get in.

And hee did it all by feeding yall some paranoid nonsense about Africans to get yall riled up and opening your wallets for a fake ass cause that's all about giving him money. But keep rockin wit Tariq. Keep rockin wit his diaspora wars and his half baked projects that he sells back to you after you invested in itt. He'll have a new hustle that gonna need the help of the FBA family soon. Ahit is embarrassing.
 

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I have visited many history museums around the world, mainly the ones with Afro artifacts and to be honest, from the very beginning, you could easily see that it would just go this way for Tariq's museum.


Because he is not a historian, he doesn't know much about history. In fact, as someone who is into history, some of the worst history takes that I have heard, came from him. And, history museums depend on studied and preserved artifacts, the authenticity of artifacts, huge funding, and constant archeological studies. Not on vibes like "We need a history museum".

Studied and preserved artifacts - History museums are typically built around a collection of artifacts that have historical significance. These artifacts must be carefully studied and preserved to ensure their accuracy and authenticity, which is a critical component of a history museum's mission. Without such artifacts, the museum would have nothing to display and its ability to fulfill its mission would be compromised. Are people going to pay just to see printed pictures of artifacts? Until when? Google is free...

Authenticity - History museums have a responsibility to present historical information accurately and authentically. Visitors expect to learn about history from experts who have studied the topic in-depth, and museums must meet these expectations by presenting information that is credible, factual, and up-to-date.

Huge funding - Maintaining and displaying historical artifacts requires significant resources and funding. History museums must invest in specialized equipment and personnel to ensure that the artifacts remain in good condition and that they are displayed safely and securely. Exhibitions, marketing, and other operational costs can also add up quickly, making huge funding an important consideration for many history museums.

Constant archaeological studies - History is constantly evolving, and new discoveries are being made all the time. History museums must stay up-to-date with the latest research and discoveries to maintain their relevance and provide accurate and compelling exhibits. This may require ongoing archaeological studies to uncover new artifacts or better understand existing ones.

You check these key factors and notice that Tariq has no understanding of any of them.


Also, another interesting thing...Have you guys ever noticed that he and most of his followers believe that most black people were already in the Americas and that only a small amount of Africans were trafficked to the US but, they never abandon ancient Egypt? 2 weeks ago I saw one of them claiming that he had zero DNA from the African continent at all but had multiple and recent posts saying that he was a descendant of ancient Egyptians...:lolbron:

An example of what I mean:




Can you elaborate on this? Dude is shady and I’m not necessarily a “supporter” but everytime I fact check him he seems legit.
 
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