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The reality star opened up about learning lessons in the newest episode of her podcast, 'Under Construction.'
The reality star opened up about learning lessons in the newest episode of her podcast, 'Under Construction.'
The D.I.V.A. Foundation will kick off a Virtual Womenâs Health Awareness Tour on March 10 called â Sisters Circle: Know Your Status, Own Your Health.â  Sisters Circle is powered by Gilead HIV through their Amplified Partnerships Initiative. The 90-minute event is designed to foster a conversation, between sisters, about overall health, sexual health, and HIV for Black women. Sisters Circle will be moderated by Tony Award-nominated and Independent Spirit Award-winning actor, director, author and activist Sheryl Lee Ralph, Founding Director of The D.I.V.A. Foundation.Â...
Malcolm & Marie) finished out the list of awardees. In this screengrab, movie posters are seen at the Critics Choice Association’s Third Annual Celebration of Black Cinema on February 02, 2021. (Photo by Getty Images/Getty Images for the Critics Choice Association) The virtual event was produced by Stagedge with a captivating visual studio built by LiveCGI and EPIC Games Unreal Engine. An opening series of powerful photographs captured by filmmaker Tommy Oliver ( 40 Years A Prisoner, Black Love) during the 2020 protests in Los Angeles helped set the tone for the remainder of the night. ...
Daniel Kaluuya says Black stories are 'more vital than ever' at Celebration of Black Cinema Cydney Henderson, USA TODAY Replay Video UP NEXT The Critics Choice Association is kicking off Black History Month by celebrating diverse perspectives in film during the third annual Celebration of Black Cinema. "We've heard the rallying cry for justice and equality from more voices than ever before," said Daniel Kaluuya, star of "Judas and the Black Messiah," at the virtual event Tuesday. "As artists, it's on us to keep our voices raised. To tell our stories. Black stories, and ...