Tag: black women

Black Women In Robotics: Giving Birth To The Future

Read at Black Nerd Problems.

5 Black Women Who Profoundly Changed TV in 2015

Read at Salon.com.

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Black Nerd Problems: ‘Arrow’ Adds Vixen To The Huge, Expanding, Almost Never-Ending Roster

Click here to read William Evans’s thoughts.

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Nalo Hopkinson On Racial And Gender Diversity In Science Fiction Literature

Click here to listen to Hopkinson speak with Shadrach Kabango at CBC Radio online.

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Ava DuVernay’s ARRAY Double-Feature Underscores the Need for Art House Diversity

Read at Flavorwire.com.

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GEEKING OUT: FOUR WRITERS ON NERDING WHILE BLACK

Read “Geeking Out,” featuring @JamieBroadnax of Black Girl Nerds, at Bitchmedia.org!

The current issue of “Bitch” magazine is all about nerds. (Click HERE to check it out.)

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How “Daria” Shaped a Generation of Women (Especially This Black Lady)

Read at Vulture.com.

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#POCtober – Graveyard Shift Sisters: Purging The Black Female Horror Fan From The Margins (@GraveyardSister)

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Here at Dark Matters, we’re really impressed by Ashlee Blackwell’s website Graveyard Shift Sisters and her mission to purge the “black female horror fan from the margins” of not only horror and genre media in general, but also from the confines of persistent, destructive, and ultimately boring stereotypes.

For two years, Graveyard Shift Sisters has been doing a fantastic job of educating folks with interviews and articles about black female horror directors, actors, TV & web series, writers, characters, books, and fans, all while putting her enthusiasm and respect at the forefront. This month’s treats include an article about black women in zombie movies, an interview with author Constance Burris and another with the creator of comic Eating Vampires and founder of Women in Comics NYC Collective International, Regine Sawyer.

So go to the site and discover black women directing, acting in, producing, writing, reading, and freaking loving horror and sci-fi. Black female horror mavens exist, hear them roar!

(Seriously. Do yourself a solid and check out Graveyardshiftsisters.com.)

Read Latonya Pennington’s “How I Warmed Up To Science Fiction” at BlackGirlNerds.com

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Young Black Artist Redefines The Selfie In Her New Show

Check it out at Salon.com.

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