Rather than stand out at the 2018 Oscars with a particular dress code or planned speeches, the Time's Up movement has worked with Academy Award producers to be given a moment during the high profile telecast.
If you've not seen the incredible and powerful "13th" documentary, it's a must for everyone, and director Ava DuVernay has been doing the Oscar nomination publicity rounds for her very deserving look at the prison industrial complex.
This year has given us a lot by way of, well, a lot. A historical election, and controversial situations abound. But that’s the great thing about life. There is always something from which we can glean some inspiration.
This week’s hero is a filmmaker whose works are affecting change in a big way. The zero is another filmmaker who refuses to see the importance of diversity in his movies.
San Diego based rapper Tiny Doo is facing unprecedented and unmerited time in prison (25 years to be exact) over lyrics in his music that “glorifies gangs” and talks about other violent things.
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