Will Packer (writer/director of 2017’s Girl Trip) kicks off 2019 with a remake of Mel Gibson’s What Women […]
Author: C. C. Saunders
In its contemporary context, blackness assumes a violent coupling. Filmaker Jordan Peele (Get Out) tackles this coupling in […]
There are some things in life that are simply once in a lifetime experiences. Sam Cooke the singer […]
What I find both fascinating and terrifying about contemporary culture is its use of intersectionality with regard to […]
I always desired to see a black love story on screen. Not a rom-com, or later-in-life love (though […]
The most profound of black male leaders were advocates for black women. Men like Malcolm X and Thomas […]
In a black studies course taught by an anti-black African adjacent “professor,” I, along with, my classmates were […]
