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First-time feature film director Rebecca Hall talked to Bossip about how her film 'Passing' helped her grapple with a family legacy of passing. She reveals that her film, which she adapted from the Nella Larsen novel of the same name, is relevant today because she is still grappling with the consequences of "passing."
What if Black folks in America decided they were going to chuck the deuces and take a month off from White folks? What if we took a month, outside of February, to study and learn about our own history? What if we decided we wanted to pour libations for the many lives that have been […]
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