Vivica A. Fox: A master class in showing up and showing out from her days on Soul Train
Soul Train dancers were not “just dancers.” They were artists. People sometimes talk about Soul Train like it
Soul Train dancers were not “just dancers.” They were artists. People sometimes talk about Soul Train like it
“Joy multiplies when I choose to love.” 💫 “I find joy not just in myself, but in celebrating
Ketty Lester deserves more than a passing mention. She deserves the kind of appreciation that slows the room
I’ve been screaming! No one was going to tell me? Now all those years watching Soul Train and
The adults around us didn’t even have “McDonald’s money” when cheeseburgers were four for a dollar. How do
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Joséphine Baker was born in the United States.She knew segregation.She knew what it meant to be looked at
Sometimes you want a movie that doesn’t demand everything from you. Something you can put on while folding
First, giving gratitude to Oprah because this type of programming was very uncommon back in 1989. When you
I like Bob Fosse too. He was a brilliant dancer and choreographer. But his style is heavily influenced
There comes a moment — after the thunder, after the tears — when the air feels different. It’s
I just discovered something beautiful. There are two kinds of “GoGo.” One was born in Washington, DC. One
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Some of us were taught that “healing” means disowning everything that shaped us. The accent.The neighborhood.The elders.The songs.The
I first saw this film back when walking down the aisles of Blockbuster on Friday nights was hot.
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Sometimes Black women’s films are praised for being “nice,” “nostalgic,” or “beloved,” while the craft gets undercounted. Stompin’