Synopsis: Negrophobia – an outrageous and electrifying mix of screenplay, poetry, and performance piece – pushes the conventional territory of the novel to its furthest limits. Raunchy and rambunctious, it is the story of 16-year-old white teenager Bubbles Brazil and her mad, mangled vision of contemporary African-American culture. Widely praised and hotly debated, Negrophobia is a deliciously bawdy and original look at race relations and pop culture from “the clown prince of Negrophobia” (Village Voice), Darius James.