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Hurston’s ethos as a writer wasn’t rooted in pleasing the masses, but in offering a true depiction of what it meant to a Black, to be American, and to be human.
Makeup can build, dismantle, assert, and help defy ideas of what “disciplined” bodies should look like.
Thanks to devices, apps, and streaming sites like Netflix and Youtube, broadcast TV is in a precarious situation.
It’s possible to be Christian, sexually freaky, emotionally intelligent, moody, and political at the same time.
Alleged comedian Nicole Arbour is back at it.
MSNBC host Joy-Ann Reid has made mistakes. What now?
Genius is power.
Rafiki, which makes its debut at Cannes despite being banned in its home country, is also the first Kenyan film to play the festival.
Senator Duckworth unapologetically brings her full self into every space she navigates as a parent, veteran, politician, and disabled woman of color.
Getting police involved in non-police matters and calling police on innocent people is active endangerment.
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