Tag: black women

(Dis)ability, Race, and Gender in Black Women’s Speculative Fiction

by Dark Matters • November 12, 2018

Sami Schalk’s Bodyminds Reimagined

GirlTrek Takes Over The Root’s Instagram in Celebration of Black Women Coming Together in the Rocky Mountains for a #StressProtest

by Dark Matters • September 1, 2018

CLICK TO READ AT THE ROOT WEBSITE.

#ICYMI 20 Years of ‘The Craft’: Why We Needed More of Rochelle

by Dark Matters • June 2, 2018

CLICK TO READ AT GRAVEYARDSHIFTSISTERS.COM.

Actress Rachel True as Rochelle in 1996’s The Craft

A video game for Black women tired of people touching their hair

by Dark Matters • November 17, 2017

LINK: Put It On Your X Mas List

Pulitzer Prize-Winning Poet Laureate Has Much Blerd Cred: Tracy K. Smith

by Dark Matters • September 22, 2017

Read about it at Tor.com.

Graveyard Shift Sisters Sci-Fi Sunday: ‘Brown Girl Begins’ Premieres at Urbanworld Film Fest

by Dark Matters • September 18, 2017

Watch the trailer at Graveyard Shift Sisters.

Director Sharon Lewis’s film is inspired by Brown Girl in the Ring by Nalo Hopkinson.

The Patterns Around Octavia Butler

by Dark Matters • August 17, 2017

Click here to go to The Mary Sue.

Note: This article originally appeared on ThePortalist.com.

Niecy Nash on Why TV Needs More Real Female Diversity

by Dark Matters • August 15, 2017

Watch at Salon.com.

Niecy Nash

Articles, Videos

Why Yvonne Orji’s Molly Is The Most Necessary Character On ‘Insecure’

by Dark Matters • August 14, 2017

Click here to go to Fastcompany.com.

House Votes to Give Some Powers of Librarian of Congress to Donald Trump

by Dark Matters • May 19, 2017

Click here to read at Book Riot.

Dr. Carla Hayden, first woman and African American to be named U.S. Librarian of Congress

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