Community | Storytelling | Healing
Since magic belongs to us, we should rewrite how racism is presented on the big screen. Lovecraft Country is an HBO series created by Misha Green and inspired by Matt Ruff’s 2016 novel, of the same title.
Read MoreTelling the truth of our stories and experiences is a type of justice for Black survivors of sexual violence. Owning our narratives is a form of taking back power and having the freedom to heal.
Read MoreBlack youth and young adults of Generation Z may have more in common with the Boomers we so eagerly make fun of than we realize. When comparing the socio-political climate of the 1960s-1970s to that of the current day, the parallels are almost uncanny.
Read MoreWhat happens if we recognize our own power and make wealth-building (and redistribution) top priority?
Read MoreBlack people have been making movies since the early 1900s. Pushed out of white Hollywood, however, Black filmmakers went on to create their own production companies, work with their own resources, and tell the story of the Black experience in groundbreaking ways.
Read MoreUntil we’re able to recognize our significantly different struggles, no real change can come within the feminist movement. This is possible with more representation both on- and off-camera.
Read MoreSo no one told you life was gonna be this…white.
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