Hello, Friend!
It’s Monday, so… inspired by on one of my favorite bits of the Bible, let’s start every week off with a little bit of whatever’s good and noble in the world. Here are a few excellent and noteworthy things I’m seeing in the world right now. Some are beautiful, promising, and reassuring. Some are poignant, thought-provoking, and necessary. All of them add to a greater knowing of God’s presence in this world, within our humanity, and out in the great beyond. And, they all prove there’s an abundance of spectacular, breathtaking tangible and intangible cosmic matter between us.
Please feel free to share in the comments whatever is good that you’re seeing in the world as well.
Blessings,
Marcie
Throughout February, I’ve celebrated Black History Month by sharing Black culture and stories that are true, honest, just, pure, lovely, gracious, excellent, and worthy of praise. For our last week of commemoration, I’d like to turn the silver screen and give tribute to the history of Black Hollywood.
Happy Viewing!
The New York Times: How Hollywood Sidelined Black Actors
Turner Classic Movie: Race & Hollywood – “Imitation of Life”
PBS News Hour: Preserving the History of America’s First Black Filmmakers
Black History in Two Minutes of So: The First Black Indie Filmmaker
Top Tenz: 10 Pioneering Black Actors You’ve Never Heard Of
Oprah’s Master Class: The Natural Hair Movement Cicely Tyson Inspired
Turner Classic Movies: Janet Jackson on Dorothy Dandridge
Lily Powers: 10 Black Actresses in Classic Film
Turner Classic Movies: Ruby Dee and Black Hairstylists in Early Hollywood
Newsy: The Evolution of Black Representation in Film
AAFCA Presents: Remembers Sidney Poitier – Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner
Turner Classic Movies: Clarence Muse - A History Making, Unsung Talent
ABC News: 'Roots' Cast on Remaking Iconic Miniseries
Oprah Winfrey: Oprah and the Legendary Cast of Roots
IMBD: Blaxploitation Breakdown
May your week be filled with whatever is true, honest, just, pure, lovely, gracious, excellent, and worthy of praise.
Much Peace,
Marcie, BCWWF