
In ‘Into The Spider-Verse,’ Miles Morales’ Race Isn’t Mentioned Once. Here’s Why That Matters.
Although Miles is African American and Latino, the movie never points it out, or even mentions which honestly shocked me. He’s just a normal kid,

Although Miles is African American and Latino, the movie never points it out, or even mentions which honestly shocked me. He’s just a normal kid,

Kanye, this is the most open and active you’ve been with your fanbase in a very long time, however, despite that some of us still

The latest addition to the Spider-Man franchise is set to leave fans at the edge of their seat, as well as usher in a new

I’ve been an avid Miles Morales fan for the past four years, and have read just about every Marvel Comics volume of every story that

“Spider-Man: Into the Spider-verse” is the best animated film this year. OK, let’s not get ahead of ourselves, let me start from the beginning. I

In the first “Creed,” Adonis (or Donnie for short) has made a name for himself as a fighter, despite being the son of the legendary

Self-preservation, a character trait, is continuously shown by Adonis Creed in the movie “Creed II”… To quote Muhammad Ali, Adonis Creed “is not the greatest,

Mitski’s concert was immersive, and there was no pause in intensity. Each song brought a different mix of emotions.

“It felt a little surreal because I could be Khalil at any moment. I’m a young black man living in America. Khalil is 17 and

VOX ATL sat down with The Txlips to discuss issues black women face in the music industry, utilizing music as a platform for social justice

“One of my favorite things about these four women is their act of courage. They didn’t have to come out or reveal how they see

VOX ATL reporters Lyric, Erin and Rachel talked with “The Hate U Give” creators Angie Thomas and George Tillman Jr. about the importance and necessity