Rebuild the Dream moves away from individual hero worship and places candidate and President Obama within a larger movement, allowing Jones to convincingly analyze the rise of the progressive left.
The 80-minute film provides a rare entrée into the president’s African genealogy and into his relationships with his African relatives.
Radio Music Society seems to be Spalding’s attempt to bring jazz music back to the people. I like it. But I’m not so sure it’s headed for radio.
Blacklash merely parrots all the same talking points one can hear on any right wing conservative radio or television program; maybe she is gunning for a show of her own.
Katori Hall’s new play deals in a familiar trope — the black family trapped in the ghetto and seeking to get out — but takes an unusual fresh and provocative approach.
We Are Respectable Negroes Madness & Reality PostBougie Racialicious
