“The Fate of the Furious” still driving toward enjoyable absurdity
For nearly 20 years, the “Fast and Furious” franchise has landed one of the biggest cash-cows in Hollywood- pumping out new sequels every other year […]
Month: April 2017
The Black Panther Party 50 years later
Students and community members had fists raised at a packed panel event exploring the lessons and legacies of the Black Panther Party at […]
Chino Amobi: A look behind NON World Wide Collective
For Chino Amobi, one of the three founders of the music collective NON Worldwide Records, the creation of music isn’t about technical approach so much […]
‘Forbidden’ explores undocumented, queer life in rural America
The VCU Division for Inclusive Excellence hosted a screening of “Forbidden-Undocumented and Queer in Rural America,” a documentary about of Moises Serrano, a queer undocumented […]
“Queer Threads” symposium weaves together art and community
“When my grandma let me change the fabrics of her quilt, I had this epiphany that I could be safe there – and that it […]