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The Unapologetically (Not) Black Western

Jeymes Samuel’s riveting new film ‘The Harder They Fall’ refuses to acknowledge race, but its Blackness is difficult to ignore. (Zero…

The Bad Taste of America Co-opting Black Cuisine

The new Netflix series ‘High On The Hog’ gives soul food its proper praise and exploration

The 9 Most Realistic ‘Black Mirror’ Episodes, Ranked

One foot in reality, the other foot jammed deep in your saddened soul

How the Crack Era Waged War on Drug-Addicted Mothers

Stanley Nelson’s Netflix documentary opened my eyes to how much Black and Hispanic women were preyed on by the American government

Netflix’s Crack Documentary Puts a Face on the Destruction of Black Neighborhoods

Stanley Nelson tells a story that still lives in all of us

Where Are All of the Black People in ‘Lupin’?

Netflix’s newest bingeable heist series plays with race, but insists on doing so in a lily-white version of Paris.

“Where do you fit in this too-common jungle where predators bait and feast off the young and…

In “America Taught Dave Chappelle That Millionaires Can Sharecrop Too,” Bonsu Thompson unpacks Chappelle’s most recent standup routine, in…

The Hypocrisy of Dave Chappelle’s Power Play

He convinced Netflix to pull his old sketch show from streaming by saying it made him feel bad. Funny how that works.

The 5 ‘Scary Movie’ Movies, Ranked

With the last of the franchise hitting Netflix, might as well prioritize your viewing.

Puerto Rico’s Most Flamboyant Astrologer Is Finally Getting His Due

The filmmakers behind the new Netflix documentary Mucho Mucho Amor believe the astrologer’s message of love will resonate with a new…

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