Improvising Joy on a Harlem Afternoon
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On a bike ride through the historic Manhattan neighborhood, author Ayana Mathis contemplates the protests, the pandemic, and the quotidian glory of everyday life
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Fight the Power: 18 Docs to Help Explain Today’s Unrest
Posted in: Movie FeaturesFrom primers on the Black Panther Party to a look at a police department attempting to purge its precinct of systematic precinct
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Anger Is the Message
Posted in: Culture FeaturesAn eruption of rage across the country is the response we need right now
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Watch Family Drama, Social Injustice Collide in ‘If Beale Street Could Talk’ Trailer
Posted in: Movie NewsNew film from 'Moonlight' director Barry Jenkins to arrive this November
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See James Baldwin in Barry Jenkins’ Emotional ‘If Beale Street Could Talk’ Trailer
Posted in: Movie NewsNew film from 'Moonlight' director is based on late author's 1974 novel
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‘Moonlight’ Director Barry Jenkins Adapting James Baldwin Novel for Next Film
Posted in: Movie NewsOscar-winning filmmaker taps 1974's 'If Beale Street Could Talk' for follow-up to Best Picture recipient
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‘I Am Not Your Negro’: How a New Doc Turns James Baldwin Into a Prophet
Posted in: Movie FeaturesFilmmaker Raoul Peck on his decade-long quest to reclaim the author's legacy – and how he ended up making a movie about today's racial powder keg
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‘I Am Not Your Negro’ Review: James Baldwin Meets #BlackLivesMatter in Bold New Doc
Posted in: Movie ReviewsOscar-nominated portrait of James Baldwin uses author's words to bridge civil-rights past with our racially incendiary present
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Q&A: Lupe Fiasco on Tupac, Album Leaks and Leaving the Game
Posted in: Music News'I'm really about to kick back and just do music for the sake of doing music'
