A new web series about six Black and Asian best friends navigating life, love, and career. Made for and by BIPOC. Now out. The first season is available now:
Looking for something fresh, fun & local? Check out @DoBetterTV, which follows the lives of an Asian and Black friend group in the Bay Area. Not only created and produced by local Austin creatives - #DoBetterTV was filmed here, too! Watch season 1 here: https://t.co/vSOycnzq4N
Just finished bingeing #DoBetterTV webseries, highly recommend! Diverse cast, beautiful cinematography, and really relatable characters. "Awkward Black Girl" vibes for sure. 👍
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@SKSultana2019 Every one of your observations are SPOT ON. Thank you for taking this journey with us and understanding our characters and what they're going through in ways they themselves may not even be able to articulate as well as you did in your responses here 🙂.
Hello, Season Finale! Watch it now and use the hashtag #dobettertv to discuss it on social media. We want to hear ALL your thoughts! https://t.co/LkOOz3LnuY
@HopeMullinax We were right there SCREAMING with you. Not the resolution you wanted, but glad to hear you had the passionate response we were hoping for 🙃.
Fun Fact: @FatiMAHHHMusic who plays April in #DoBetterTV is also a record producer and recording artist whose song 'When It Rains' plays in both the opening and closing credits of episode 6 as well as at the end of this scene.
We’re thrilled to share writer @HiPhylecia's review of Do Better.
"[T]hanks to the drama’s tight writing and beautiful directing, Do Better manages to capture the lives of young Black and Asian-American millennials realistically."
Read the full review: https://t.co/GS8hJuHuCc
A judge placed a 15-year-old Black girl in juvenile detention for not feeling motivated enough to complete her online homework during a pandemic. She's been there for 33 days. Sign the petition to get her out https://t.co/AnQHAAaIuH. #BlackLivesMatter
A 15-year-old in Michigan was incarcerated during the coronavirus pandemic after a judge ruled that not completing her schoolwork violated her probation. “Every day I go to bed thinking ...‘How is this a better situation for her?’ said her mother. https://t.co/R6BvHgVP3b