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    The Gifted - Season 2

    The Gifted - Season 2

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    Season 2 deals with The Mutant Underground and The Hellfire Club as they fight for mutant civil...

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Zackary Drucker recommended Another Country in Books (curated)

 
Another Country
Another Country
James Baldwin, Colm Toibin | 2013 | Fiction & Poetry
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"Baldwin’s grand novel, Another Country, delivers beatnik-era 1950s, with characters who are on all sides of black, white, gay and straight, twisting complex lives into a magical taffy of perfection. By humanizing the bourgeoning civil rights movement and changing attitudes towards women, Baldwin creates a historical portrait of America that is a great key to understanding where we come from."

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Uzo Aduba recommended Notes of a Native Son in Books (curated)

 
Notes of a Native Son
Notes of a Native Son
James Baldwin | 2017 | History & Politics
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"James Baldwin remains one of the most prolific and prophetic writers to have lived. Every page had been stamped by a genius. This autobiographical collection of essays moved my heart, expanded my mind to the larger, richer perspective of the black experience in Civil Rights America, and firmed up my opinion that, “There is more to being black than meets the eye.”"

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Yara Shahidi recommended The Devil Finds Work in Books (curated)

 
The Devil Finds Work
The Devil Finds Work
James Baldwin | 2021
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"Through a series of essays, Baldwin discusses the significance of actors, Harry Belafonte and Sidney Poitier and others, all mainstream entertainers and pivotal members of the Civil rights movement. Their on- and off-screen lives became political statements around the racial landscape of America. Baldwin recognizes the double-edged sword of media: A celebration and suppression of the Black community."

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