diversity and anti-racism in film and television

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Possibly in Michigan

Possibly in Michigan

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Described as a “musical horror story” (Condit); as gay, anti-family, and anti-men (Pat Robertson); and interpreted as a lesbian film during the 1984 congressional debates on appropriations for the National Endowment for the Arts (Straayer), Possibly in Michigan tells the tale of Sharon (Jill Sands) and Janice (Karen Skladany) as they are stalked by cannibal …

A Different Image

A Different Image

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“You never see us.  We see you.  Why can’t you see us?”  Alana (Margot Saxton-Federlla) pleads with Vincent (Adisa Anderson), her friend and coworker, who has just taken advantage of her fatigue after a long day to make sexual advances upon her.  While Alana has been gazing at photographs of African women to find her …

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