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Chauncey K Robinson

Chauncey K Robinson

Social Media Editor at People's World

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‘The Actor’ review: Visually striking film with complex undertones

The Actor, draped in the aesthetic of the golden age of Hollywood, could, on the surface, be mistaken for having more style than substance. Yet, the film does a masterful job of interweaving gripping performances and darker themes that go deeper than glitz and glamour, resulting in a moving drama th...
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‘Queen of the Ring’ review: Exciting journey through turbulent hist...

Just in time for Women’s History Month comes the wrestling biopic Queen of the Ring, which provides an epic rollercoaster ride through the journey of sports legend Mildred Burke.
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‘The Aunties’ explores Black liberation, climate activism, and Harr...

It’s not often in mainstream media that the topic of Black liberation overlaps with issues concerning environmental activism. Yet, if we take a closer look, it becomes clear that these two themes can often be interconnected, helping to weave a fascinating tapestry of Black history and present stru...
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‘Castlevania: Nocturne’ season 2 review: Revolution comes to dark f...

One of the beautiful things about animation is that it can often realize concepts on screen that live-action is still too limited to do justice. It’s one of the many reasons adult animation can give us dark, fantastical concepts with the literal stroke of a pencil.
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Nashville school shooting one day after Trump closes Office of Gun ...

School shootings have, unfortunately become just as much a part of American culture as apple pie. Weeks into the new year, the community of Nashville is reeling from a shooting at Antioch High School.
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‘Don’t Die’ film review: Age-obsessed millionaire shows failings of...

The film’s existence drives home the fact that there are two realities under a capitalist system: one in which working people struggle daily, unsure about what tomorrow might bring, and another in which the super-wealthy have enough money to attempt to be alive 100 years from now.
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Zuckerberg ditches fact-checking, appeals to MAGA to further his te...

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg released a video this week announcing that all of his company’s platforms (Facebook, Instagram, Threads, etc.) will do away with their fact-checking programs.
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‘Joker: Folie à Deux’ review: Disappointing sequel misses mark on s...

Perhaps Joker (2019) was lightning in a bottle. It was a loose adaptation of the iconic Batman villain that didn’t glorify his villainy but put it into a real-world landscape that explored themes of poverty and alienation. It was impactful, gritty, and entertaining.
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Family demands answers in Black man’s mysterious death in North Car...

HENDERSON, N.C.– The body of 21-year-old Javion Magee was discovered on Wednesday, Sept. 11 with his back against a tree, and a rope, connected to a tree branch, tied eleven times around his neck. Magee was a newly licensed truck driver reportedly pleased about his newly acquired credentials.
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‘The Front Room’ review: Religious trauma and Black womanhood colli...

“If I didn't define myself for myself, I would be crunched into other people's fantasies for me and eaten alive.” ― Audre Lorde The above quote by American writer, philosopher, and intersectional feminist Audre Lorde seems appropriate when considering what is at the heart of the new psychologi...
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‘The Front Room’ review: Religious trauma and Black womanhood colli...

“If I didn't define myself for myself, I would be crunched into other people's fantasies for me and eaten alive.” ― Audre Lorde The above quote by American writer, philosopher, and intersectional feminist Audre Lorde seems appropriate when considering what is at the heart of the new psychologi...