Divas Girls Group - Talk Show Prep
Today’s session was very touching. We started off talking about shows we were going to produce in the future.
When Dan was telling us about what we’ll be doing for the how, there was special excitement in the room. I for one have never done a talk show before and that’s why I’m really looking forward to this project. Next, we go active and played a game called, “Race of Privilege.” In the game we closed our eyes and listened to Ashley’s question. Whenever a question applied to us, we would either take a step forward or backward. There was candy waiting for us at the finish line so we were all eager to reach the end. When the game was over we discussed what the real purpose of the game. The ones who were closest to the front, you can say had it “easy in life. Very few factors, including their race interfered with their progress. Even though some of us were farther than others, in the end I think it doesn’t matter. Difficulties experienced because of one’s race don’t have to determine who you are, or how far you can get in life. We can overcome anything. Before leaving we read a book called “The Best Part of Me.” Honestly I think this was a perfect way to end our time together. Afterwards we all shared laughs, our thoughts, and expressed ourselves in ways that we’ve never done before.
When Dan was telling us about what we’ll be doing for the how, there was special excitement in the room. I for one have never done a talk show before and that’s why I’m really looking forward to this project. Next, we go active and played a game called, “Race of Privilege.” In the game we closed our eyes and listened to Ashley’s question. Whenever a question applied to us, we would either take a step forward or backward. There was candy waiting for us at the finish line so we were all eager to reach the end. When the game was over we discussed what the real purpose of the game. The ones who were closest to the front, you can say had it “easy in life. Very few factors, including their race interfered with their progress. Even though some of us were farther than others, in the end I think it doesn’t matter. Difficulties experienced because of one’s race don’t have to determine who you are, or how far you can get in life. We can overcome anything. Before leaving we read a book called “The Best Part of Me.” Honestly I think this was a perfect way to end our time together. Afterwards we all shared laughs, our thoughts, and expressed ourselves in ways that we’ve never done before.
-Maeashah
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