March 30, 2026
650 Social Sciences Building, Berkeley, CA 94720
A Richmond, CA native and former Richmond Poet Laureate, Donté Clark is a prolific communicator, poet, filmmaker, actor, and lifelong visionary. Using body language, voice, and film as instruments to uplift stories of the past, Clark processes the woes and beauty of the present while reimagining the future. His short film, Blù Honey (2026), is a meditation on the historical trauma of anti-Blackness and its impact on the material realities of Black communities in Richmond—specifically regarding gun violence,...