Tag: history
Witnessing a Revolution Unfold (And How I Hope it Continues)
Raymond Bagatsing on Becoming Manuel Quezon in ‘Quezon’s Game’
‘Just Mercy’ Effectively Calls for Justice with Emotional Impact
‘The Terror: Infamy’ Doesn’t Need Ghosts to be Scary
The Timing and Timeliness of ‘Hamilton’
#EduHam: ‘Hamilton’ Puts History in the Hands of the Future
What’s Hiding Behind the Feel-Good Curtain of Hidden Figures: One Black Feminist’s Take
Netflix is 3% Closer, but Still Fighting White Supremacy Saviors
Bryan Thao Worra on Lao Science Fiction (From CTRL+ALT)
Let’s Make John Lewis’ March a #1 Seller on Amazon
History as Fan Fiction: A CTRL+ALT Panel on ‘Hamilton’
Our Roddenberry Moment
Let’s Talk About Romani Characters in Comics
See George Takei’s Broadway Musical Allegiance on the Big Screen
Luke Cage: Dig a Little Deeper
TIFF Review: The Birth of a Nation
Jon Tsuei is Right: A #WhitewashedOUT Ghost in the Shell Misses the Cultural Mark
How Gods of Egypt Adheres to Racist Fantasy Rules
Going Medieval
Xena Was Black
Hell on Wheels: Chinamen, The Final Frontier
Art Imitates Life: The Powerful Message of V for Vendetta
Seeing San Fransokyo: Thoughts on Big Hero 6
R.I.P. Yuri Kochiyama: For All The Free by Jef Castro
Building America by Ming Doyle
Why I Teach ‘The Walking Dead’ in My Native Studies Classes
Valiant Comics Responds to War Flag Controversy
Internment/Service by Bernard Chang
