EP 18: The Importance of Black Stories

from The Rough Cut Retrospective · host Jackson Mahuron

Before February comes to a close, Jackson and Carter decide to have a discussion to honor Black History Month. This week, the boys are joined by musician/writer/creator, Phoenix King, to talk about the portrayal and history of black stories in film and media as a whole; their triumphs, their shortcomings, and how we all can better educate ourselves on the significance of black stories not just this month, but every month.

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