Hey White People! You Need an App to Make You Seem More Interesting!

If you’ve seen ‘Dear White People‘ you have met Reggie Smith, a computer science major at Winchester University. For those who haven’t, here’s another good reason to see the film: Reggie’s come up with a new app aimed at bridging the racial divide in a ‘post-racial’ America. Or, at the very least, skirt around it.

Be more confident.  More accepting.  More down.  With DVRSE.  “We add black people to your photos.”  Are your photos dull?  Do people think you’re uninteresting?  Do you  need more friends?  Do you need help pulling more bitches?  Do you look like a sellout? Your problems are solved. D-Vers.

Don’t be the last person to go see Dear White People, an Editors Pick in our October 16th edition of The Filtered Excellence.

 

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Earl Douglas is a writer/photographer based in New York City. A frequent contributor to The Interrobang, Earl is also Executive Director for the New York chapter of The Black Rock Coalition. Earl worked in radio for nearly two decades at WNEW-FM and XM Satellite Radio, which included being the on-air producer for Carol Miller, Scott Muni and Ron & Fez, and a contributor to Opie & Anthony. Earl has also independently published a number of books including Black Rock Volume 1, Urban Abyss, Mobile Uploads, and For Shimmy. His latest project is the photojournalism magazine PRAXIS, which is available exclusively through Blurb.com.
Earl Douglas
Earl Douglas
Earl Douglas is a writer/photographer based in New York City. A frequent contributor to The Interrobang, Earl is also Executive Director for the New York chapter of The Black Rock Coalition. Earl worked in radio for nearly two decades at WNEW-FM and XM Satellite Radio, which included being the on-air producer for Carol Miller, Scott Muni and Ron & Fez, and a contributor to Opie & Anthony. Earl has also independently published a number of books including Black Rock Volume 1, Urban Abyss, Mobile Uploads, and For Shimmy. His latest project is the photojournalism magazine PRAXIS, which is available exclusively through Blurb.com.