REVIEW: ‘Us’ without spoilers
Jordan Peele’s black thriller phenomenon, “Us,” is making a new and unanticipated mark on film.
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Unsung black women in history
In honor of Black History Month, here are just a few of so many unsung black women that helped build today’s Black America.
Read More →‘Black-ish’ is a cultural revolution, here are a few of the best episodes
Black-ish covers everything from corporal punishment to police brutality to the use of the N-word. Here are a few of my favorite episodes (ranked).
Read More →Viners, where are they now?
Think about all those strangers who delivered quality Vine content — where are they now?
Read More →Headlines during tragedy, the sneakiest form of fake news
Perspective is everything. The media, unfortunately, has the power to control our perspective.
Read More →Cancel culture on Twitter (a thread)
Here is a list of a few people Twitter has justifiably canceled in 2018, for their very present controversies.
Read More →“The Hate U Give,” a fictional story about the reality of Black America
I have been anticipating the release of “The Hate U Give” in theaters for months now since reading the book — a story about the reality of police brutality in America.
Read More →Nappily Ever After: a film needed for the culture
Recently, the natural hair movement has swept the nation, snatching wigs left and right. “Nappily Ever After” is one woman’s journey of embracing her natural beauty.
Read More →Mental health: If New York high schools are talking about it, so should we
There is no denying that as college students, we all would have benefited infinitely from a class like New York’s new mental health education course in high schools.
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