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Zalika U. Ibaorimi, M.A. (THE FINAL GIRL)

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So Cuties (Mignonnes) is making a lot of folk seem so very naive. I don’t understand how one could exist with the forms of popular culture that surround young people

TW: rape BLACK HORROR: The PhantomThis week’s thread is about understanding the invisible and illegibility of Black women in Black literature,cinema and this worlding. Objects of Analysis:‘Silence of the Lambs’

People were really upset that I said that teen sex workers exist and that does not mean they are being sex trafficked in actuality. And somehow that translated into me

TW: rape Let’s take Eve’s Bayou. What an incredibly Black story and setting and yet, these characters didn’t have to announce their Blackness- they just were. Taking a theme such

The 13th and When They See Us has a specific agenda that falls in line with neoliberal notions of protecting the sanctity of Black and boyhood through the notions of