How Does Atlanta Handle the White Savior Trope Using Surrealism?
Atlanta has returned with a third season from its almost four-year hiatus. It sticks to its formula of simultaneously being…
The Surge of Mexican Film Creators in America
Hollywood has recently made strides in diversifying its creators: producers, writers, and directors. For quite some time, only one perspective…
Ethnicity · Movies · Race · Television
The Surge of Indigenous TV and Film Creators in America
Hollywood has recently made strides in diversifying its creators: producers, writers, and directors. For quite some time, only one perspective…
Ethnicity · Movies · Race · Television
The Surge of Indian American TV and Film Creators in America
Hollywood has very recently made strides in diversifying its creators: producers, writers, and directors. For a long time, only one…
The Whitewashing of Ballet: More Than a Taffeta Tutu
Ballet: an elegant style of dance that emphasizes the beauty of lines and effortlessness. The most gifted ballet dancer will…
Sepak Takraw: Southeast Asia’s Popular yet Unknown Sport in America
Kicking a ball. Headbutting a ball. Nets. That’s something you would usually relate to football or American soccer – it’s…
How Engineering Can Welcome BIPOC
BIPOC engineers often face discrimination, but Dr. Ebony McGee is trying to change that with Explorations in Diversifying Engineering Faculty Initiative.
How Has The Fresh Prince Story Been Updated For The Contemporary Audience?
The Fresh Prince was a show that was important to millennials and families across the country. Its subject matter penetrates…
The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air vs. Bel-Air
The TV comedy series “The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air” ran from 1990-1996 on NBC, whereas the TV drama series “Bel-Air”…
How Black Stereotypes in Film and Media Reinforces Racism in America
Recently, I wrote about four black stereotypes in American films here. It wasn’t enough as I didn’t touch on a…