In this excerpt from “Breathe: A Letter to My Sons,” writer and professor Imani Perry reflects on her dreams for her two boys despite the psychic assaults of White supremacy.
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.”
Program ambassador Shannon Lee, CEO of Bruce Lee Enterprises: “HBOAPA Visionaries is creating opportunities that didn’t exist for someone like my father back when he was making media in the ’60s and ’70s.”
“The North Pole,” a web comedy about Oakland friends fighting gentrification, climate injustice and mass deportation, is entering Season 2. Here, co-executive producer Rosario Dawson reflects on how she got involved with the show and the political power of storytelling.
Drop into the convo as the actress and artist talk to curator Thelma Golden about the inspiration they draw from the intellectual thought of 21st century Black women.
The artist’s new exhibition, “The NewOnes, will free Us,” is the museum’s first-ever exterior installation—and the first thing people will see when they visit.
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