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The Call of Wakanda

Wakanda critiques our present while pointing to a brighter future for black folk around the world.

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BPM's snub at our major awards ceremonies is just another moment in a long line of ignoring the contributions AIDS activists have made to society.

It's time to stop fearing our differences as women and to start embracing them, instead.

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We spoke with Patrick Walsh, creator of CBS's new sitcom, Living Biblically.

Why I #DisTheOscars as a Disabled Woman

This year's Oscars prove this could have been a great year for disability on the screen, but instead, it was a year for ableism.

Jack Antonoff's music stands out in today's pop culture climate not in spite of, but because of its unfiltered joy and authenticity.

Does God Care About The Oscars?

What if we've all been wasting our time on awards shows?