What’s Left of The American Dream?
Growing up in the suburbs of Paris, Walid was shaped by contradictory images of the United States: TV shows, hip-hop, and stories where outsiders could still win — but also the wars of an interventionist power entering the family living room through the screen. In Atlanta, Martin Luther King Jr.’s city, a “Black Mecca,” and a new immigrant gateway, he confronts this childhood imaginary with America today.
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