I have so many people to thank for helping me find the space, time, and words to make this profile on @ReginaKing for the April cover of @harpersbazaarus.
As beautiful and brilliant as she is in character, she is even more divine in person.
Introducing our April 2024 cover star: @ReginaKing.
For BAZAAR’s Possibility Issue, the Oscar-winning actor and director opens up about the legacy of Shirley Chisholm—who she will portray in the upcoming film, ‘Shirley’— the loss of her son, and finding a way forward.
Read the full story here: https://t.co/tGUY0Hlh7t
Proud of them all. But I had a lot of fun hanging out for this one.
My most recent article for @nytimestheater "On City Strolls, ‘Fat Ham’ Writer, James Ijames, Was Inspired by ‘Ghosts of Absence’"
Edited by:@nikkih04
Photo: Hannah Beier https://t.co/E7tu7q9EnY
Side note. Some unanticipated but highly welcomed results of this beef are the many compelling close readings and good cultural criticism that it has generated.
How Drake Lost The Plot
https://t.co/vrB73fCLhV
How do you remember last year’s Beyond Granite? From climbing on @derrickadamsny “America’s Playground: DC” to watching @vanessalgerman process by the Reflecting Pool, 2023’s installation showed the impact of sharing stories on the Mall. Look back at https://t.co/Yzv5mFzt8w
A really thoughtful interview and a good read. "My Lunch With Kamala’s Mom" by @ByNinaMartin
Shyamala Gopalan Harris died 15 years ago. She’s still the greatest influence in her daughter’s life.
https://t.co/7XZaGnkTeg
Three of my favorite writers & people in one place.
The Afterlives of Audre Lorde by @jennydeluxe
on @alexispauline beautiful biography on Audre Lorde
https://t.co/1KoWv6JAn6
A lil something I wrote for the @nytimes on my way to the United Center: The Meaning Behind Beyoncé’s ‘Freedom,’ the Harris Campaign Anthem https://t.co/H2Hlape4bk
The United States of Aunties: The culture powering the Harris campaign
In the Black and South Asian communities Harris hails from, being an “auntie” is an honorific for caregivers, community builders — and maybe even the next president.
https://t.co/o6jdZSBGX1
My latest for @nytimesarts
Who’s Afraid of Being Black? Not Kamala, Beyoncé or Kendrick
With her response to Trump, VP Kamala Harris showed that Blackness doesn’t need to be explained or defended — an idea underscored by her campaign theme song.
https://t.co/Pj5zqDvwF8