Arts & Culture

The four-part limited Netflix series about the Central Park Five stars a slew of esteemed actors, including Michael K. Williams and John Leguizamo.

“She resembled us and was moving in spaces where, as Black Americans, we weren’t exactly meant to be,” the pop icon wrote about Obama. 

Fab 5 Freddy’s directorial debut explores the history of weed in the United States, including its criminalization and impact on music.

“Jemele Hill is Unbothered” will feature interviews and unapologetic commentary on sports, politics and culture. 

You can skip the heat, dust and sweaty crowds and livestream Coachella’s top music performances on YouTube instead. 

Tambay Obenson writes that the film relegates Black people to “supporting roles in their own fight for freedom and recognition.”

“A Black woman spouting revisionist history about pain suffered by Black people,” wrote DuVernay, is proof that “the Southern Strategy succeeded in many ways.”

“Reconstruction: America After the Civil War” begins with the exuberant hope that accompanied the end of the war and ends with the hard realities of Jim Crow.

The New York City-based artist will center the voices of Black women who are often ignored by the health system.