UChicago scholar helps identify 1898 film as earliest depiction of African-American affection.
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FBI Confirms Gillum Is Not Corrupt And That DeSantis Lied | NEWSONE
DeSantis led a racist campaign the poured million of dollars into painting Gillum as a corrupt politician.
View MoreNetflix To Distribute Spike Lee-Produced Film ‘See You Yesterday’ | Deadline
Netflix has come aboard to distribute See You Yesterday, a travel drama produced by Spike Lee’s 40 Acres and a Mule Filmworks. The pic is the directorial debut from Stefon Bristol, Lee’s long-time NYU Graduate Film School protege.
View MoreTennessee Governor Considering Clemency for Cyntoia Brown | Rolling Stone
Tennessee Governor Bill Haslam said he will have an answer about clemency before he leaves office in six weeks
View MoreCanadian teen tells UN ‘warrior up’ to protect water | CBC
Autumn Peltier, 13-year-old from Manitoulin Island, tells leaders world must stop polluting water
View MoreTristan Walker announces acquisition by Procter & Gamble, will remain as CEO and move company to Atlanta | Fast Company
Once a beacon for more minorities to join him in Silicon Valley, the former tech and media darling enters a deal that will help to secure his legacy—and P&G’s.
View MoreBrown Beauty Co-Op, Dupont Circle’s New Beauty Store, Is By And For Women Of Color | DCist
A welcoming space with couches and other seating invites people to hang out and chat. Positive vibes abound, with affirmations like “Melanin Magic” and “You are Beautiful” adorning pillows and candles.
View MoreAuthorities find 123 missing children in just ONE day during a Michigan sex trafficking operation | MSN
The one-day initiative, which took place on September 26, recovered 123 of the 301 children that had been reported missing in the area following weeks of investigations.
View MoreFilm About Free Black Women Millionaires In The 1800s Coming To Screen | Madame Noire
Veronica Wells , Madame Noire [dropcap]One[/dropcap] of the criticisms we’ve had about period pieces that center Black people is the fact that so many of the stories center around slavery, struggle and subservience. [mc4wp_form id=”6042″] But a new film seeks to do something different. The play The House That Will Not Stand, is becoming a […]
View MoreMenial Tasks, Slurs and Swastikas: Many Black Workers at Tesla Say They Faced Racism | The New York Times
African-American workers have reported threats, humiliation and barriers to promotion at the plant. The automaker says there is no pattern of bias.
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