A short take on a widely cited scholarly book on 1960s and 1970s African American artistic production, James Smethurst's The Black Arts Movement: Literary Nationalism in the 1960s and 1970s  (2004).
Episode by Howard Rambsy II 
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Charting a Black woman character who has been played by multiple actresses
Written by Nicole Dixon
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Charting a Black woman character who has been played by ten different actresses
Written by Nicole Dixon
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Casting Black people matters
Written by Nicole Dixon
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The role of the adaptation of Chester Himes's Cotton Comes to Harlem in the history of Black Cinema 
Written by Nicole Dixon
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Charting the multiple adaptations of Richard Wright's well-known novel
Written by Nicole Dixon
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There is one notorious film that compelled Oscar Micheaux and Spike Lee to respond.
Written by Nicole Dixon
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A brief take on a compelling trailer by Barry Jenkins for the adaptation of a novel by Colson Whitehead
Written by Nicole Dixon
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That time Samuel Jackson brought attention to a debate about Black-on-Black casting
Written by Nicole Dixon
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Here's one important way that streaming affected adaptations of African American novels
Written by Nicole Dixon
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