The New York Times – Music:
The inaugural event explored a movement about denial and transcendence in the most institutional music hall in New York City.
Category: Black People
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One Last Takeaway From ‘The Slap’: Leave Black Women’s Hair Alone
The New York Times – Film:
Lost in the Oscars fray is the hurt inflicted when a group is denigrated for a laugh. Chris Rock, who has examined this issue in a documentary, should have known better.
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The Psychic Contortions of the Black Billionaire
The New York Times – Music:
Black billionaires are rare, and a disproportionate number of them are performers. What does that much wealth do to your art?
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Julian Gaines Has a Question: ‘How Do I Paint Oregon Black?’
The New York Times – Fashion & Style:
A love for Nike led him away his home in Chicago to a grand artist’s studio on a wind farm outside Portland.
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Julian Gaines Has a Question: ‘How Do I Paint Oregon Black?’
The New York Times – Fashion & Style:
A love for Nike led him away his home in Chicago to a grand artist’s studio on a wind farm outside Portland.
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Michelle Materre, Champion of Black Independent Film, Dies at 67
The New York Times – Film:
Through her distribution company and an educational series, Ms. Materre was for decades a tireless advocate for underrepresented filmmakers.
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Using Film to Tell a Personal History of America and Race
The New York Times – Film:
With “Who We Are,” the lecturer Jeffery Robinson and the directors Emily and Sarah Kunstler follow in the tradition of documentaries that excavate our past.
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Bruce Arians and Tampa Bay Gave the NFL a Diversity Blueprint It Shouldn’t Ignore
The New York Times – Sports:
His tactical retirement plan as the Tampa Bay Buccaneers coach created an opportunity for Todd Bowles and left a pipeline of experienced Black assistant coaches and coordinators.