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  • The Five Coolest NFTs of 2022
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  • A Review of “Coming 2 America: The Princess Remix”
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  • Black Women in Resistance: Two Poems by Lamont Lilly
  • UK Brand Becomes First Black-owned Greetings Card Publisher to be Stocked by a Major Bookshop Chain
  • A Review of Eddie Murphy’s "Dolemite Is My Name”
  • Review: Jordan Peele's 'US'
  • Nigerian-British Playwright tackles Immigration, Deportations and the Windrush Scandal, in Ilé La Wà
  • A Changing Nation, A Nation in Need of Change: Review of Soul of a Nation: Art in the Age of Black
  • Reflections of a Prodigal Daughter
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  • The Art of the Relevant Newsletter
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  • ‘Trouble in Mind’ – A Review of a Timeless US Play
  • How Do We Get Our News? Now vs. Then
  • Black  Media Entrepreneur  Says The Movie "Girls Trip" is a Hit Because Women Need a Break!
  • We Was Girls Together…: Reflections on Seeing ‘Girls Trip’
  • Every Blogger Needs These Resources!
  • The UK’s Only Online Magazine Dedicated To Beauty For Women of Colour Relaunches
  • "Mother to Son": on 'Fences’ and Climbin’ Crystal Stairs
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  • From Bert Williams to “Strange Fruit”: Race and U.S The Inauguration
  • "Fences": A Review
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  • ‘Loving’: Beautiful Subtlety Defines Civil Rights Interracial Love Story
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  • British Dance: Black Routes
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  • Kara Walker Does it Again!
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  • Best Man Holiday: A Black-Black Film
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  • Theatre: Boy Blue Entertainment’s ‘The Five & the Prophecy of Prana’
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  • 1: 54 - A New African Art fair in London
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  • Lee Daniels’ The Butler Serves a Mixed Plate
  • #BlackPowerIsForBlackMen: Letters from Brothers Writing to Live
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  • Introducing The Backyard – Birmingham’s Freshest Outdoors Performing Arts Venue
  • Profiling Trayvon…Again
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  • The Bad Woman: A Review of Tyler Perry’s Temptation (Spoiler Alert)
  • The ‘D’ is Not Silent: ‘Free Angela and Other Political Prisoners’
  • Theatre: A Journey with the Gods of our Ancestors
  • Dear Germany, Africa is not a Country
  • Denzel Washington, Flight and ‘New Negro Exceptionalism’
  • Unplugged on Django Unchained: A Conversation
  • Django: A Baadassss Film for the Ages?
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  • Theatre: An Interview With Michael Buffong
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  • Vanley Burke’s ‘By the Rivers of Birminam’
  • Sparkle – the Film Tyler Perry Can’t Seem to Make
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  • So what do you do, Juliette Ingrid Goddard?
  • The Talented Ms Jocelyn Jee Esien
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  • Remixing the Black Power Mixtape
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  • Troy Davis Will Soon Be Executed!
  • Paul Gilroy on the Recent Riots in Britain
  • The Oslo Anti-Muslim Massacre
  • Lee Jasper on Why We Need to Confront Black Britain's 'Small War'
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  • The Headless Black Body
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  • Fela, Our Fela!
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  • Joe Penhall’s Play of Two Halves
  • On Black Girls
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  • The Talented Lorraine Burroughs
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  • On Black Male Celebrities
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  • A Speech by the New President-Elect of the United States of America, Barack Obama
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  • Spike Lee’s Messed-Up Joint
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  • The Fallacy Of Composition
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  • The Judicial Murder Of An Innocent Young Black Man
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  • Why Black America Is Angry
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  • A Teddy Called Mohammed
  • If He Did It
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  • Liar, Liar!
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  • What's the Point of Blogging?
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