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On J. August Richards’ Webseries, ‘The Hypnotist’: Black People and Science Fiction
I’m struck by the fact that the great J. August Richards is developing a sci-fi webseries, The Hypnotist, featuring black people that seems to center blackness. “…African hypnosis. It was essentially lost during the slave trade, but goes back thousands … Continue reading
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Tagged black film, J. August Richards, sci fi, science fiction, The Hypnotist, webseries
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Tweeting about Joss Whedon’s Avengers, or a Lazy Review of a Great Film
My slighly incoherent thoughts on Joss Whedon’s Avengers after seeing it for the first time.
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