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SIFTMedia 215 Collective – KWANZA CELEBRATION
SIFT Members came together to celebrate the first night of Kwanzaa and shared a poem, song, writing, thought of Unity. I chose to share the below quotes from author, activist Audre Lorde...
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EVERYTHING EVERYWHERE ALL AT ONCE, THE UNBEARABLE WEIGHT OF MASSIVE TALENT, THE BAD GUYS, THE NORTHMAN, FANTASTIC BEASTS: SECRETS OF DUMBLEDORE, FATHER STU, THE LOST CITY, BETTER NATE THAN EVER, TURNING RED, FLESH
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Rosati Ice GoFundMe
Ninety percent of our revenue between Labor Day and March is K-12 schools. In spite of our best efforts, sales are only 30% of normal and will remain so until our non-school sales kick in for the 2021 spring and summer. My people have families and they are my family, the Rosati Ice family.
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40 Years A Prisoner Doc on HBO Dec 8, 2020
I got to see this doc during The 29th Annual Philadelphia Film Festival. Check Out my #MiniMovieReview for 40 Years A Prisoner
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The Cameron AB Show and Me
And then, around the same time, a new friend, dancer/actor Cameron Auble-Branigan, who I interviewed last fall (see below), said he was starting a podcast centered around all aspects of the entertainment industry, but seen through the eyes of those not usually in the spotlight. And asked if I'd be his first guest.
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29th Annual Philadelphia Film Festival Coverage
Just like I said about Virtual Black Star Film Festival this summer, I really enjoy so much about an online film festival. Yes, I do still miss seeing films as they were intended for the big screen, but these platforms for viewing films as a festival are pretty sweet. With BlackStar, you had to tune in when the film was being shown, or you missed it. But what I love about PFF29, once the film had it’s first showing, then it was just available for the rest of the run of the fest. And I could watch them via my Roku. As usual, there was a wonderful mix of genres…
