Detroit feels exhaustive and less like a serious hunt for racial justice, but a bloody, cartoonish take on Algiers.
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Detroit feels exhaustive and less like a serious hunt for racial justice, but a bloody, cartoonish take on Algiers.
Read MoreWhy is it more important to so many girls for someone else to commit to us than it is for us to commit to ourselves?
Read MoreFilmmaker, curator, and founder of the BlackStar Film Festival, Maori Karmael Holmes, has created an intersectional, feminist space for filmmakers of color to exist, converse and screen their creative output every year in Philadelphia.
Read MoreThere is money to be had by performing ignorance and by making others who are committed to ignorance feel better about their choices.
Read MoreHollywood has been producing black horror films for awhile now. The 80s and 90s were replete with films with a horror bent.
Read MoreThe film Fences is a remembering, an appreciation of the oral storytelling tradition.
Read MoreThe idea of Lee Daniels remaking Paris is Burning disturbs me, but it does not shock me.
Read MoreBLONDE and MOONLIGHT arrived to help Black boys like me reckon with the holiness of heartbreak.
Read MoreMoonlight is not only about the taboo sexual relationships that we deny black men in our community, but about the intimate relationships and vulnerability we deny them, too.
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