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DeVon Franklin talks Oscars diversity efforts: ‘There is not yet equity’

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Meagan Good breaks silence about lighter complexion: ‘I looked crazy’

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Relationship Advice: 5 rules to help men stay in their lane and avoid the pitfall of ‘mansplaining’

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Director Qasim Basir talks about art imitating life and the winding road to his ambitious new film ‘A Boy. A Girl. A Dream.’

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EXCLUSIVE: Brickson Diamond on how The Blackhouse Foundation brings black folks & black films to Sundance

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