Black Movies

Wesley Snipes as "Nino Brown" in New Jack City, theGrio

Significant Moments in Black History: Nino Brown and Gee Money show us what real unity looks like — all the way to the bitter end

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Significant Moments in Black History: Jamal Wallace loses a game to prove to white people that they can’t beat him and lives to tell the tale 

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Significant Moments in Black History: Brooklyn’s Sunset Park High makes it to the NYC high school basketball championship game without any good players

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Significant Moments in Black History: Mike lands a punch on Stacey — which nobody had ever done — and becomes an Inglewood legend

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Significant Moments in Black History: The Five Heartbeats change the direction of soul music with a performance for the ages

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An ode to ‘Meteor Man,’ one of my favorite superhero movies of all time, which is now 30 years old

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Watch: Grio Top 3 | What are the top 3 Black sports movies?

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"Ismael's Ghosts (Les Fantomes d'Ismael)"

‘I Am Legend’ sequel will feature time jump, alternate ending

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Why Viola Davis seizing the box office crown matters

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‘Emergency’ is a film that brilliantly captures how racism haunts Black people and shapes our choices

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I have to say, I really enjoyed ‘Secret Society’ and ‘Secret Society 2: Never Enough’; there was foolishness aplenty, but messages, too

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‘Her Only Choice’ is a movie that stars Denise Boutte. This is a Denise Boutte appreciation post

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Christian Dior Designer Of Dreams Exhibition Cocktail Opening

Nicole Ari Parker, Brandon Victor Dixon and more to guest star in ‘The Best Man: The Final Chapters’

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Jordan Peele on ‘Nope’: ‘I’m very proud of it’

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ABFF announce 2022 official film selections

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‘Who We Are’ review: When Black trauma is too much to bear

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28 Days of Black Movies: I love ‘Boyz N the Hood’ with my whole heart, which is why I hate that it has one glaringly impossible plot device 

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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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