Television
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‘Pose’ on FX: An earnest, romantic family drama about gay and trans people of color
Marrying art and politics is never easy, but Ryan Murphy’s show hits the sweet spot
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‘Evidence of Innocence’ on TV One tells the stories of the wrongfully convicted
Almost half of exonerated prisoners are African-American
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ABC cancels ‘Roseanne’ after Roseanne Barr tweets racist insult about Valerie Jarrett
Swift action was needed, but should it ever have come to this in the first place?
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As Kofi Siriboe returns in ‘Queen Sugar,’ he’s still remembered as Malik from ‘Girls Trip’
One of the Sexiest Men Alive wants more people to talk about mental health
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In its Season 3 premiere, ‘Queen Sugar’ delivers a kneeling episode after ABC balked with ‘black-ish’
This is why it’s important to have multiple creators of color across multiple networks
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‘Atlanta’ season finale comes down to the man with the golden gun
Hard, ugly lessons about how to make it in America
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How to think about Clair Huxtable after Bill Cosby’s conviction
On Mother’s Day, re-examining a character who once personified Ideal Black Motherhood
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From the Met Gala to ‘Insecure’ and ‘Atlanta,’ what happens when the nuances of black women’s hair care are celebrated?
Women in nighttime bonnets and scarves and do-rags have been mostly invisible in pop culture — until now
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‘Living Single’ creator Yvette Lee Bowser spills the lessons of the last black renaissance
Twenty-five years after her indelible sitcom, she is on board for ‘Dear White People’ and it’s better than ever