Reframed: Black Beauty Through the Eye of Ken West
Starrene Rhett Rocque
December 18, 2020
His camera captures the beauty in everyday things.
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It’s in the Game: Keshia Walker Brings Esports to HBCUs
Starrene Rhett Rocque
December 18, 2020
With BCGA, Keshia Walker is the first Black woman to embark on a mission for HBCU students to gain access to the technology industry via Esports.
Let me put you on: 8 Black-owned Businesses for Holiday Shopping and Beyond
Starrene Rhett Rocque
December 11, 2020
Holiday season is in full swing, but serious gift givers are constantly looking for the best products all year ‘round whether it’s for Christmas, birthdays,
Between Shirley, Kamala, and Me: A Letter to My Baby Girl
Starrene Rhett Rocque
November 25, 2020
At the moment, you are my little Elly Bean. My 4-year-old, spunky, feisty, fiery ball of energy. It drives me crazy at times, but I
Bring Him Out: Maurice Hines Documentary Puts Showbiz Legend Back in the Spotlight
Starrene Rhett Rocque
November 25, 2020
The award-winning documentary, ‘Maurice Hines: Bring Them Back’, provides an intimate look at Hines’ life and career as a trailblazer navigating showbusiness, loss, and his relationship with his late brother Gregory Hines.
My Yard Goes Hard: HBCUs in the Movies
Starrene Rhett Rocque
November 20, 2020
We’ve selected nine films that capture the essence of life while matriculating—or even after attending—an HBCU.
Drawn Together: Thandiwe Mlaui and S.A.’s First Women-Led Animation Studio
Starrene Rhett Rocque
November 14, 2020
It’s never been easy to break through, especially when your voice has historically been marginalized, but Black creators around the world are more determined than
A Lil’ Taste: 9 of Our Fav Foodies to Follow for Holiday Inspiration
Starrene Rhett Rocque
November 14, 2020
These days, it’s easy to find people who are sharing ideas, tips and tricks, but even that can get overwhelming with so many to choose from.
Super Novas: Black Women Been Shining in Sci-Fi
Starrene Rhett Rocque
November 4, 2020
On T.V. and the silver screen, Black women have shined with brilliance while saving the world.
The Fear Is Real: American Terror and the Black Horror Subgenre
Starrene Rhett Rocque
November 3, 2020
In 1976, James Baldwin released a book titled The Devil Finds Work. It’s a critical analysis of Hollywood movies in which he asserts that American
Give Them Their Flowers: PBS Series Unladylike2020 Highlights Unsung Women
Starrene Rhett Rocque
October 16, 2020
It’s never not a good time for some history lessons. The times we are living in make it especially crucial to get well-researched and accurate
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