Organize a screening of the film
If you are interested in screening this film, please contact Elizabeth Shillue.
Learn more about the film at http://www.notracistmovie.com/.
Beloved Community Cville's
community-wide film viewing event
In 2018, over 4,000 people viewed the film and participated in facilitated discussions afterwards. This initiative was organized by Elizabeth Shillue and supported by the Charlottesville Office of Human Rights and Virginia Organizing and endorsed by the Charlottesville Clergy Collective.
A sold out public screening of the documentary film was held at The Paramount Theater on Feb. 9, 2018, with the Film Director & Producer leading a community discussion immediately afterward.
Additional screenings and discussions were held in these locations:
- Charlottesville High School
- Tandem Friends School
- Northside Library (JMRL)
- Crozet Library (JMRL)
- UVA Curry School of Education
- UVA Law School
- UVA Office of Graduate Medical Education
- Mountaintop Montessori School
- Renaissance School
- Albemarle High School
- Department of Human Services (Cville)
- Piedmont Virginia Community College
- Murray High School
- Henley Middle School
- Western High School
- Jefferson School African American Heritage Center
- Vinegar Hill Theater
- UVA Cornerstone Summer Institute
Elizabeth Shillue first brought the film I'm Not Racist...Am I? in 2015, along with the Film’s Director and Producer, to Charlottesville for two screenings and follow-up discussions. The screenings, which were held at The Paramount Theater and Tandem Friends School, were followed up with two community discussions held at Charlottesville High School, facilitated by Charlene Green of the Office of Human Rights.
The Beloved Community Cville Tour is made possible in part by Virginia Humanities
and the Democracy Initiative’s Memory Project at the University of Virginia.
and the Democracy Initiative’s Memory Project at the University of Virginia.
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