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An Unapologetic love letter to Chicago’s Black women activists 1
The documentary takes audiences to the front lines with millennial women leading the city’s Movement for Black Lives.
by Arionne Nettles | Nov 18, 2020
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Netflix's Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom is a beautiful heartbreak 3
The film adaptation of the August Wilson play shows how Black folks navigate the power struggles that white structures create.
by Arionne Nettles | Jan 4, 2021
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Revolution vs. reform: Judas and the Black Messiah
With knockout performances comes an examination of the need for revolutionaries when pushing for real change.
By Arionne Nettles | Feb 9, 2021
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Revolution vs. reform: Judas and the Black Messiah
With knockout performances comes an examination of the need for revolutionaries when pushing for real change.
By Arionne Nettles | Feb 9, 2021
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Chicago museums and galleries prepare to optimistically reopen
The leaders of the city’s cultural institutions remain encouraged after facing the most recent round of closings in November.
By Arionne Nettles | Feb 9, 2021
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Netflix's Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom is a beautiful heartbreak 3
The film adaptation of the August Wilson play shows how Black folks navigate the power struggles that white structures create.
by Arionne Nettles | Jan 4, 2021
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An Unapologetic love letter to Chicago’s Black women activists 1
The documentary takes audiences to the front lines with millennial women leading the city’s Movement for Black Lives.
by Arionne Nettles | Nov 18, 2020
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Black Harvest Film Festival is still a party
In its 26th year, the festival stretches itself in celebration—and in service.
by Arionne Nettles | Nov 6, 2020