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If I Go Will They Miss Me(2026)🎞️ x Kendrick Lamar
“Sing About Me, I’m Dying Of Thirst”
If I Go Will They Miss Me immediately skyrockets into the Black cinema pantheon. Not to mention it being one of the best films of 2026. Truly a well-rounded masterpiece with so much to say. Such impactful themes on the Black experience, mainly focused on family/community, breaking generational curses, and fatherhood. Just in general this is a technical juggernaut. Cinematography? Drop-dead gorgeous! Score? moving to the core! Acting performances? Incredible! Everyone balled out but the leading duo of J. Alphonse Nicholson and Danielle Brooks set the tone from the jump. Walter Thompson-Hernández and co, take a bow!
Brooklyn's Troy Kingston built a 50,000-follower platform exposing deed theft and housing struggles, and it's already sparked real change. #BlackNewYorkers https://t.co/z7MwGdj8Ic
HOWARD UNIVERISTY STUDENT MISSING: 22-year-old Howard University student Esube “Izzy” Wondwossen has been missing since Sept. 15. She was last seen leaving Pentagon Metro Station around 7:57 a.m. Her family says this is out of character and they’re worried something happened to her. Anyone with information is asked to contact Prince George’s County Police. https://t.co/qE9NLZZyPi #PGPD
First clip from ‘IF I GO WILL THEY MISS ME’, starring Danielle Brooks and J. Alphonse Nicholson.
The film follows a young boy reconnecting with his distant father after his recent incarceration, seeing him as a Greek god while mysterious visions follow him through his world.
In theaters on September 18.
Black women are 60% more likely to experience preeclampsia than any other race, and 5x more likely to die from it. we must FIX the system that exacerbates Black maternal morbidity and mortality. this is a public health crisis. listen to them. say their names. tierra walker.
A Philly family just bought their first home with a $10,000 first-time homebuyer grant funded by a group of Quakers
It’s part of the congregation’s plan to redistribute wealth to Black residents in the Germantown area as a form of reparations https://t.co/GWJo9qRceh
On September 15, 2001, Balbir Singh Sodhi was planting flowers outside his Arizona gas station when Frank Roque pulled up and fatally shot him. Roque wanted revenge for 9/11 and mistook Sodhi, a Sikh man, for a Muslim because of his turban.
Sodhi became the first person killed in a post-9/11 retaliatory hate crime, marking the beginning of a devastating wave of violence against Muslims, Sikhs, Arabs, South Asians, and other brown Americans.