28 Days of Black Movies

28 Days of Black Movies: 5 quotes from ‘New Jack City’ that I use on my parenting journey

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28 Days of Black Movies: Y’all, Malinda Williams was a whole 29 years old playing a middle schooler in ‘The Wood’

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28 Days of Black Movies: Let’s talk about ‘ATL’ so we can talk about Omeretta The Great’s song ‘Sorry Not Sorry’ and what is or isn’t Atlanta

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28 Days of Black Movies: We can all agree that Quincy was wrong and wildly disrespectful in ‘Love & Basketball,’ right?

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28 Days of Black Movies: I can’t decide just how ridiculous this ask is in the movie ‘Cain and Abel.’ Help.

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28 Days of Black Movies: ‘Stomp the Yard’ features one of the most textbook displays of nonsensical Black pride; it’s almost beautiful.

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28 Days of Black Movies: I wonder if ‘Hav Plenty’ would be as popular as it is if it were released today (I doubt it)

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28 Days of Black Movies: I love ‘Posse.’ Here are 5 reasons to watch it that have nothing to do with Salli Richardson, who is TOTALLY in this movie

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28 Days of Black Movies: 5 absolutely serious and culturally resonant reasons to watch ‘My Side Piece Hit the Lotto’

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Soul Food

28 Days of Black Movies: I will never ever leave a towel on a stove because of ‘Soul Food’

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28 Days of Black Movies: A scientifically sound theory about how Taraji Henson’s character got on that boat in Tyler Perry’s ‘Acrimony’

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Actors Jamie Foxx and Kerry Washington in "Django Unchained"

28 Days of Black Movies: ‘Django Unchained’ is a Black romance film like no other

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Actors Eddie Murphy, Richard Pryor and Danny Aiello in "Harlem Nights"

28 Days of Black Movies: ‘Harlem Nights’ is an all-star Black comedy classic

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A scene from "Waiting to Exhale"

28 Days of Black Movies: ‘Waiting to Exhale’ is the romantic drama in which sisters choose themselves

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Queen Latifah, Kimberly Elise, Vivica A. Fox and Jada Pinkett Smith in "Set It Off"

28 Days of Black Movies: ‘Set It Off’ depicts a perfect example of what we mean by ‘ride or die’ friendships

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28 Days of Black Movies: ‘Sprung’ is a hidden gem among ’90s Black rom-coms

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Actors Chris Tucker and Ice Cube in "Friday"

28 Days of Black Movies: 5 reasons why ‘Friday’ is an iconic Black film

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28 Days of Black Movies: ‘The Wash’ is hoodtastic entertainment at its finest

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The Gospel movie theGrio

28 Days of Black Movies: Every time I hear (and watch) ‘Now Behold The Lamb’ from ‘The Gospel,’ I get all teary-eyed

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Actors Christian Keyes and Darrin Dewitt Henson in "Black Coffee"

28 Days of Black Movies: ‘Black Coffee’ is not the next superhero movie but it is a fun little rom-com that features Christian Keyes, so all is well

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