No Need for Superheroes: "A Wrinkle In Time" Shows Black Girls How To Save Themselves
Black children don’t have to be endowed with mutant powers to be inherently good.
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Get Out: 9 Black Horror Classics That Will Keep You Up At Night
Get Out isn’t an anomaly.
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20 years of Harry Potter: The Bitch Crew Remembers Their First Time at Hogwarts
Happy birthday, Harry Potter!
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Whitewashing Death Note: Hollywood's Unabashed Bleaching of Anime Continues
Netflix, in whitewashing a series so popular that it appealed to even non-weeaboos, is encouraging white audiences to remember the characters how they want to, rather than how they were actually written.
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The Fairy Tale that Won't Die: Beauty and the Beast : Disney Revives the Fantasy of Captivity and Monsters for Young Girls
Disney is poised to cash in on a new generation of girls who’ll want to be just like Belle.
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2016 Reading Challenge: 50 Books by Women of Color
If you don’t seek out new voices, it’s easy to fall into reading books primarily, if not solely, by white authors.
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Holy Tesseracts! Ava DuVernay Will Direct "A Wrinkle in Time" Film
Disney is producing the film based on the beloved science-fantasy series, which centers on protagonist Meg Murry.
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Rewriting Reality: A Forthcoming Speculative Fiction Anthology Asks Transgender Authors to Imagine New Worlds
It’s been a helter-skelter year for sci-fi and geekdom.
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Fantasy Author Zen Cho Explores The Histories We Aren't Told
London-based Malaysian author Zen Cho's new book blends speculative fiction, race, colonialism, and romance.
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