Baratunde Thurston and Ava DuVernay discuss reimagining storytelling in a time for a revolution.
Baratunde Thurston, Symone Sanders (CNN Commentator), Alencia Johnson (Director, Public Engagement, Planned Parenthood Federation of America), and Arisha Hatch (Managing Director of Campaigns, Color Of Change), discuss Black women, reproductive justice, and harmful narratives.
Moderated by Angie Martinez, dream hampton, Marcia Smith (Firelight Media), and Brie Bryant (Lifetime), discuss the importance of telling authentic stories about Black women and girls.
Baratunde Thurston, Rashad Robinson (President, Color Of Change), Stanley Nelson (Award-Winning Filmmaker and Founder, Firelight Media), and Patrick Gaspard (President, The Open Society Foundations), discuss changing narratives in a time of harmful stereotypes.
Baratunde Thurston and Deniese Davis (COO of Color Creative TV and Producer, Issa Rae Productions), discuss storytellers changing Hollywood.
Baratunde Thurston and Ben-Alex Dupris (Filmmaker and Firelight Impact Fellow), discuss the importance of intersectional storytelling.
Tenicka Boyd (Senior Advisor, Color Of Change) and Taraji P. Henson discuss her new film, “The Best of Enemies,” how Black women can thrive in Hollywood, and the importance of telling our stories.
Rashad Robinson (President, Color Of Change) and Yara Shahidi discuss her new film, ‘The Sun Is Also a Star, activism, and Black representation in Hollywood.
Rashad Robinson (President, Color Of Change) in conversation with the cast and showrunner of OWN Network’s ‘Queen Sugar,’ Rutina Wesley, Dawn-Lyen Gardner, Kofi Siriboe, and Anthony Sparks.
Rashid Shabazz, (Chief Marketing & Storytelling Officer, Color Of Change) in conversation with Grammy, Golden Globe, Emmy, and Oscar award-winning artist, activist, and author, Common.
Recorded live from Studio BE at the 2019 Essence Festival, BMike (Visual Artist and Activist), Ledisi (Musician and Activist), Kendrick Sampson (Actor and Activist), Sevetri Wilson (Entrepreneur), and Luke James (Singer/Songwriter and Actor) discuss the intersection of art, culture, and politics.
Rashid Shabazz, (Chief Marketing & Storytelling Officer, Color Of Change) in conversation with director, Jacqueline Olive.
Rashid Shabazz, (Chief Marketing & Storytelling Officer, Color Of Change) in conversation with artist and filmmaker, Damon Davis.
Gia Peppers (Entertainment Journalist) and Emmy-award winning writer, actor, and producer, discuss Waithe’s new film, Queen and Slim.
Rashid Shabazz (Chief Marketing and Storytelling Officer, Color Of Change) in conversation with Sudanese political cartoonist, Khalid Albaih.
Gia Peppers (Entertainment Journalist) sits down with actor and producer, Michael B. Jordan, to discuss his new film, Just Mercy. Just Mercy is a must see film that provides a vital picture of the criminal justice system and our collective fight to end mass incarceration. Donate today to help us ensure families impacted by incarceration … Continue reading "‘Just Mercy’ featuring Michael B. Jordan"
Rashid Shabazz (Chief Marketing and Storytelling Officer, Color Of Change) sits down with actor and activist, Gbenga Akinnagbe, to discuss his role as an original cast member in Aaron Sorkin’s Broadway adaptation of the novel ‘To Kill A Mockingbird,’ his new Mockingbird Project, and how the play speaks to issues we see in today’s flawed … Continue reading "“The Mockingbird Project” featuring Gbenga Akinnagbe"
#OscarsSoWhite creator, April Reign sits down with Color Of Change President, Rashad Robinson, to discuss her work advocating for a more diverse entertainment industry, and her thoughts on this year’s nominees.
Visual artist and author, Tatyana Fazlalizadeh, sits down with Color Of Change President, Rashad Robinson, to discuss her new book, “Stop Telling Women To Smile,” the inspiration behind her street art project, “Stop Telling Women To Smile,” and the importance of intersectionality when discussing who deals with street harassment.
At the 2020 Sundance Film Festival, filmmaker dream hampton moderated a discussion with Color Of Change VP Arisha Hatch, Open Society Foundations’ Rashida Bumbray, and BlackStar Film Festival founder Maori Holmes about the importance of activism and owning our stories.