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Yup! Same place I had my launch event š
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Yes, the soundtrack is so good!
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Would love to see it on a big screen.
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!!!
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Itās lovely counter programming. Enjoy!
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Itās been a minute for me so Iām due for a re-watch. Itās really so, so special.
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I mean, I guess if weāre being honest, what is true crime but a genre that gives all us sick fucks what we want? š«
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He seems to be the perfect combination of village idiot and non-threatening non-entity. Very lucky of him
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Nothing but air up there, my god lol
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RAMY, REZ DOGS, WORK IN PROGRESS, BETTER THINGS, SOMEBODY SOMEWHERE, LOS ESPOOKYS, RAP SH!T & MO have set ā in genuine, personal, and deeply specific ways āĀ representation as a goal. As this stuff becomes embattled, I think it's worth dwelling on what that means when it's meaningfully done. 6/x
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If Iām being real, itās also been mine since around that same time. But now Iāve reckoned that itās here to stay š«
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Happy to hear youāre enjoying it!
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As of 5 minutes ago, Iām still able to view screeners on my Apple TV the same way I always have. Canāt do anything on my browser though. Somehow, both outcomes are predictable AF!
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I love it. (No f-bomb, however!)
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Seriously. My thing is: Black art is not fragile. It is worthy of standing on its own, and deserves to be critiqued as seriously and rigorously as any other kind of art. When it is, *that* is progress.
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Iāll also never forget when a random white person who claimed to be friends with Tessa Thompson chastised me for being the lone dissenting RT review of DEAR WHITE PEOPLE at the time š«
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Dude! Almost the same thing happened to me; she didnāt block me, but I did notice that not long after my review dropped sheād stopped following me on Twitter. Extremely disappointing!
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YES! (I wrote a whole chapter in my book on this exact topic, and my internal angst over having to review the not good WRINKLE IN TIME was my main example.)
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That was the case for RENAISSANCE, too! I spent rent money on that tour (saw her in the states twice lol) but that album is her crowning achievement so Iām fine with that.
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A fun challenge!
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It was!
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Dear god these people are so basic with their racism
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Said it before, will say it until I die. āCancellationā is a figment of the insidious imagination