In order to understand why Zendaya’s appearance at the Oscars is important we have to understand the daily slights Black women have to contend with about their hair. My best friend’s mother had a
I get it. You just don't want to fucking talk. Despite the media's best efforts, I won't sip their koolaid and attempt to demonize you because you don't want to answer their inane questions.
This critique is not meant to discredit the experiences of the women interviewed, but to analyze the discussion and look further into the source(s) of colorism. After watching Bill Duke’s documentary
The 6 Year old budding dancer, Princess, choreographed this Jersey Club Dance that she and ANi perform together. This video is going viral and we see why. We love to see positive and loving
1.Curator of the Studio Museum of Harlem said Thelma Golden wrote that post Black artists were “adamant about not being labeled Black artists though their work was steeped, in fact deeply
You have your way. I have my way. As for the right way, the correct way, and the only way, it does not exist. -Nietzsche It is very disturbing that all of the people Jaden and Willow’s are adults
by Gabrielle Union as as told to Abigail Pesta for Cosmopolitan A day after I got married this past August, rumors spread on the Internet that my name was on a list of more than 100 women whose
From the 1960s to around 2006, when The WB and UPN network merged, finding Black majority shows, on network TV, wasn’t that hard. Nor finding diverse depictions of Black people. You could find Black
The rise and fall of Black TV shows have been a tumultuous one. Beginning in the 1950s with situational comedy Amos 'n' Andy, black sitcoms have gotten both their fair share of praises and