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Nathaniel David Lewis posted a blog postWould you like to be featured on the Black Science Fiction Society? Any member that contributes useful information that helps the entire community is not commercial can be featured. It's easy,just write a blog entry, book review, article/essay, start a discussion, lead an active group, upload a book, graphic art, useful photos or videos, sample chapters, or writing samples. This also holds true for people that support the site by buying books, magazine or donate to the…
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Posted by Reginald L. Goodwin on May 19, 2013 at 2:41pm 0 Comments 1 Like
The discovery - which is already being used by NASA scientists in Space - has major implications for global warming research, breath analysis (to detect illness), explosives detection, chemical process monitoring and a range of other applications,…
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Hey everyone I am new to black science fiction society, I am a young black film maker and would love if many of you would support me and my blog where I talk about the lack of black male and black images in Hollywood and the media! Fell free to check it out, leave comments and visit my YouTube channel that goes along with it at http://www.youtube.com/user/AsarFilms!
Posted by MckenzieM on May 18, 2013 at 3:00pm 2 Comments 0 Likes
Star Trek Into Darkness opened this week. My review in a nutshell is that it's essentially alternate-timeline Wrath of Khan, for anyone who has seen it and is familiar with the character of Khan from the Star Trek universe. The main villain is a mysterious super-man named John Harrison, portrayed by Benedict Cumberbatch, who then reveals himself to be Khan.
If he really is Khan Noonien Singh, then I am not laughing. Khan, the Khan, is of Sikh/East Indian heritage. In Star Trek: the original series (1966-1969), he's portrayed by Ricardo Montalban, a Spanish-Mexican actor, who also portrayed him in Star Trek 2: Wrath of Khan. Montalban, as talented as he was, was a white actor in brownface.
Fast forward to this movie, and the same Indian character is being portrayed Cumberbatch, a white, pale-skinned, British actor. We have a classic case of brownface on our hands here. Brownface, for those who don't know, is the…
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Posted by Danger Word Film on May 17, 2013 at 6:00pm 1 Comment 2 Likes
The zombies are coming—and 13-year old Kendra and her grandpa Joe are in the woods fighting for survival in the midst of an apocalypse. Husband-and-wife team writers and producers: Tananarive Due and Steven Barnes are creators of the horror film, Danger Word. The short is based on the original story The Living Dead 2 written by John Joseph Adams and has snagged veteran actor Frankie Faison and young thespian, Saoirse Scott.
The creative pair raises the question: when is a horror movie more than a horror movie? Is it when a community pulls together to escape, a teenage girl learns her strength, or when the heroes and heroines are black? The aim of the film is to highlight African-Americans in science fiction and fantasy, and to serve as a road map for children and adults who are ready to fulfill their artistic dreams.
Posted by Reginald L. Goodwin on May 17, 2013 at 7:31am 0 Comments 1 Like
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