Black Lightning: The Growing Relevance of PoC Shows (Part I)
Pop culture is living in a tumultuous social and political time lately. With everything from white supremacists marching in the streets to unashamed bigotry in the highest [...]
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The Enduring Relevance of the Black Panther
The Black Panther film has raised T'Challa's prominence, but he's been relevant since his creation. [...]
From Fruitvale Station to the Throne of Wakanda: A Look at Ryan Coogler
Highlighting Ryan Coogler, the MCU's youngest (and arguably most talented) director to date. [...]
Drunk Review: Gina Torres
Gina Torres. Enough said... [...]
Drunk Review – Rage Against The Machine
Belle and Alley take on the Renegades Of Funk for Black History Month! [...]
Cosplay Photographer Spotlight: Matthew J.!
First name and last initial: Matthew J. Where are you from originally, or where do you currently reside? Cleveland, OH How long you have been involved in photography? [...]
Hold On to Your Dreams – Voices of African-American Geeks and Creators
Writing an article about pop/geek culture and African-Americans is a difficult task for me. While I can certainly discuss academic knowledge, objective facts, or logical [...]
Black Authors Writing Now
To celebrate Black History Month, PCU has decided to shine a little spotlight on black authors. I thought about covering classic black writers, but I know there will be many [...]
To you Cosplay, from a Black Cosplayer
Dear Cosplay, It’s me again. I just felt the need to sit down and talk to you about something that has been bothering me lately. No, I’m not mad at you, but I’m just [...]
Review Brew: Black History In Its Own Words
Illustrated by Ronald Wimberly Publisher: Image Comics On a surface level, any Ronald Wimberly book is going to be gorgeous looking. The man knows how to design on top of [...]
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