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Grenfell Tower: Steve McQueen’s new short film is more memorial than documentry.
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The History Of Racist Carnival Games
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“He never saw African Americans as being full citizens. It was something that Hoover believed African Americans needed to work towards in a collective sense, that they needed to show themselves worthy of citizenship, whereas for white Americans, native-born white Americans in particular, that just ‘came naturally’ for them
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Paul Robeson Plays Touissant L’Overture in 1936
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an eloquent summation of white supremacy
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Adebunmi Gbadebo is a visual artist who creates sculptures, paintings, prints, and paper using human hair sourced from people of the African diaspora. Rejecting traditional art materials, Gbadebo saw hair as a means to center her people and their histories as central to the narratives in her work.
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‘Tirailleurs’ examines the oft neglected story of Colonial soldiers forced to take up somebody else’s fight.
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African Queens
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The Untold Story of Joseph Bologne, the Prodigy known as “Black Mozart”
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‘Why We Still Love Zora’: Irma McClaurin on PBS Documentary ‘Claiming a Space’ and Zora Neale Hurston’s Legacy
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