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 Episode 100 Top Ten Most Notable Black Movies: Stories That Shifted Culture Lights, camera, legacy ! Happy Black History Month! Black cinema has not only entertained us—it’s challenged perceptions, amplified powerful voices, and shaped culture around the world. Whether through spine-chilling thrillers, heart-wrenching dramas, or history-making blockbusters, these films stand as milestones in Black storytelling. Here’s a look at ten of the most notable Black movies that have left a lasting impact on the world of film—and on us. 1. Do the Right Thing (1989) Directed by Spike Lee 📍 Brooklyn. 🔥 One summer day. Racial tension at a boil. This powerful film doesn’t shy away from uncomfortable truths. With its vivid characters and unforgettable ending, it remains one of the most discussed (and necessary) films about race in America. 2. The Color Purple (1985) Directed by Steven Spielberg An adaptation of Alice Walker’s Pulitzer Prize-winning novel, this story of resilience, sisterho...

  Y'all remember that song Read a Book by Lil Jon? It came out 14 years ago and anytime I think about reading I think about that song. The music video is hilarious and it did not make me want to read a book which isn't surprising! Because Lil Jon songs are catchy AF, if not all the songs are super catchy. But my point for bringing it up is simple! Drop Everything and Read! That was a big slogan when I was in school and it too did not make me want to read, but I did like reading. I didn't like people telling me to read or what to read a whole lot but I did it. I know there are millions of books and audiobooks to read and enjoy. I like reading about adventure, intrigue, story-telling and a little bit of drama and/or romance. Some books are easier to read then others. I'm saying I didn't always like reading the Encyclopedia, but I know that it was helpful when I had homework. It's actually crazy to me now that my mom had the entire series in our house and whenever ...