The director on making history: “I’m honored to be the first person of the African diaspora to be named president of the Cannes jury and of a main film festival.”
The Colorlines team is sharing our favorite shows, books, hashtags, movies and more of 2019. Here, senior editorial director Kenrya Rankin breaks down the joys—and challenges—of the current epoch.
The Colorlines team is sharing our favorite shows, books, hashtags, movies and more of 2019. Here, editorial assistant Tracey Onyenacho explains why her favorite show is must see tv.
The Colorlines team is sharing our favorite shows, books, hashtags, movies and more of 2019. Here, mass criminalization writer Shani Saxon chronicles the immigration reform advocacy of her favorite artist of the year.
The Colorlines team is sharing our favorite shows, books, hashtags, movies and more of 2019. Here, arts and culture writer N. Jamiyla Chisholm reflects on the lessons embedded in “Toni Morrison: The Pieces I Am.”
The Colorlines team is sharing our favorite shows, books, hashtags, movies and more of 2019. Here, contributing editor Ayana Byrd reflects on the unapologetic message of “Les Misérables.”
“I became very interested in European painting when I realized that there was an opportunity to paint Indigenous histories and experiences and authorize them into this art history that had pretty much neglected our perspectives.”
Lin-Manuel Miranda offered a first look at the movie—and some are wondering where the filmmakers hid all the Afro-Latinx folks who live in the New York City neighborhood portrayed in the film.
After removing thousands of hateful posts from the site, the video company has updated its harassment policy to include protections against racism, sexism and homophobia.
In celebration of National Hispanic Heritage Month, the groundbreaking 1984 film about a family traveling to the United States will screen in theaters nationwide. As director Gregory Nava says: “The message of this film is needed much more today.”
