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A still from the film Daughters of the Dust by Julie Dash shows three Black women of different ages leaning on each other, all dressed in white, under an umbrella, they look at peace. They seem to be near a body of water as well.

Greg Tate on Julie Dash

by Greg Tate

Douvan Jou Ka Leve and Telling Stories About Black Women

by Zoé Samudzi

Towards a Horizon of Palestinian Freedom

by Adam HajYahia Nadine Fattaleh

He’s One of Ours: Blackness in Animation

by Kambole Campbell

Transness As Metaphor: On ‘Kokomo City’

by Fatima Jamal

A dark room with brown carpeting inside the Perez Art Museum Miami. In the background a film installation can be seen, on the ceiling is a projector. On the screen is a still image from Too Bright to See (Part I), a short film by Madleine Hunt-Ehrlich. A Black woman is seen in the still image, she wears red lipstick and her hair is up in a chignon, she wears a dark blue dress with small white flowers. Behind her stand three men, their faces are out of frame and not shown. They were comfortable summer suiting and hold newspapers.

Acts of Camouflage: On Suzanne Roussi Césaire

by Yasmina Price

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