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Harris is a member of Alpha Kappa Alpha like me. Her run is going to make Black sororities and fraternities national powerbrokers.
Writer-director DuVernay and star Aunjanue Ellis-Taylor on audiences’ hesitation to screen their new film about racism in America, and its power to heal our country’s open wound.
The new film, which premiered at the Venice Film Festival, juggles many complicated, powerful ideas about race and caste—perhaps too many of them.
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Given the events in the world, the new dystopian thriller has all the elements to be an epic, resonant cautionary tale, but falls short in its all-too-brief limited series run.
Dystopia never looked as pretty—and as terrifying—as it does in the new HBO Max series based on the DC graphic novel about a mom's desperate, dangerous search for her son.
The acclaimed filmmaker, producer, and activist went after a Vogue staffer on Twitter and tagged her employer—echoing a curious episode involving the documentary “On the Record.”
The feature film debut of director Merawi Gerima is a stunning examination of gentrification’s effects on a Black family in Washington, D.C.
“Colin in Black & White” will span six episodes, documenting “the making of a singular American icon.”
In a town hall on the current state of America, Winfrey wonders if now is finally the moment when “people will recognize systemic racism for the problem and the evil that it is.”
After the ‘Selma’ cast and crew wore “I Can’t Breathe” shirts to the film’s premiere, David Oyelowo says Academy members called the studio to say they wouldn’t vote for it.
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