TIFF Review: The Birth of a Nation
by Joelle Monique In watching The Birth of a Nation I was a little destroyed. There’s so much to unpack.
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Author: The Nerds of Color
Hard NOC Live from SDCC 2016: Cliff Chiang
It may be September, but we’re not done sharing videos from Comic-Con! Our final one-on-one conversation from San Diego is
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Critical Geekery: Talking Representation in Pop Culture with the Nerds of Color
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Hard NOC Live from SDCC 2016: John Jennings & Damian Duffy
This January, Abrams Books will be publishing a graphic novel adaptation of Octavia Butler’s classic novel, Kindred. At San Diego
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Hard NOC Live from SDCC 2016: Dustin Nguyen
Nearly ten years after collaborating on Secret Identities together, Keith finally meets artist Dustin Nguyen on the floor of San
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Hard NOC Live from SDCC 2016: Lisa Yee
On the heels of the home video release of the first DC Super Hero Girls original movie, Hero of the
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Hard NOC Live from SDCC 2016: Geoffrey Thorne
On the heels of Marvel’s first Mosaic story recently released at Barnes & Noble stores, here’s our exclusive conversation with
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Hard NOC Live from SDCC 2016: Brandon Easton
Television and comics writer extraordinaire Brandon Easton joins us from the floor of San Diego Comic-Con 2016!
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Hard NOC Live from SDCC 2016: Gene Luen Yang
Just in time for the release of DC Comics’ New Super-Man #2, check out our conversation with Gene Luen Yang,
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Hard NOC Live from SDCC 2016: Marjorie Liu & Sana Takeda
The creative team behind the critically acclaimed Image Comics series Monstress — Marjorie Liu and Sana Takeda — made a rare appearance together
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Hard NOC Live from SDCC 2016: David Walker
The San Diego Comic-Con 2016 interviews continue with a chat with Marvel Comics writer extraordinaire (and occasional NOC contributor) David
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Hard NOC Live from SDCC 2016: Jai Nitz
Just in time for the world premiere of Suicide Squad this weekend, we are joined by comic book writer Jai
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Hard NOC Live from SDCC 2016: Joseph Illidge
We continue our week-long series of video interviews from the floor of San Diego Comic-Con 2016 with the newest senior
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Hard NOC Live from SDCC 2016: Bernard Chang
This year at San Diego Comic-Con, we took Hard NOC Life on the road and spoke to numerous comic professionals
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The Most Diverse San Diego Comic-Con in History
For the second year in a row, The Nerds of Color found our way to San Diego Comic-Con. This time
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BGN, Racialicious, Team Up with the NOC for San Diego Comic-Con
For the second year in a row, we are co-hosting a special meet up with our friends at Black Girl
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Who is Marvel’s Blaxploitation Luke Cage Comic Even For, Exactly?
by Charles Pulliam-Moore | Originally posted on Medium Recently, Marvel sent out a press release teasing Cage –  an upcoming Luke
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‘Pokémon Go’ and Choosing the Blackest Joy
by Lauren Bullock | Originally posted at Black Nerd Problems As you might expect, it begins with a selection of
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Artists Matt Huynh and Yumi Sakugawa Live From #CrossLines
Even though the Smithsonian’s CrossLines pop-up culture lab on intersectionality happened two months ago, we’ve been milking our live artist
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Comics, Culture, and Cooking with Robin Ha at #CrossLines
On the second day of the Smithsonian’s CrossLines pop-up culture lab on intersectionality, artist Robin Ha stopped by the NOC
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Hollywood’s Dream of a Faceless Rumi
Earlier this month we learned that David Franzoni, the Oscar-nominated writer and Oscar-winning producer of Gladiator, is working on a
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NOC x BNP at #CrossLines with Lauren Bullock
An historic event occurred during our special live recordings of Hard NOC Life from the Smithsonian’s CrossLines pop-up culture lab
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Hard NOC Live at the Smithsonian #CrossLines: Ellen Oh
Continuing our special live recordings of Hard NOC Life from the Smithsonian’s CrossLines pop-up culture lab on intersectionality. We were
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