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Tuesday November 3, 2020

Day: November 3, 2020

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Prometheus on Netflix: How The Trial of the Chicago 7 Sidelines a Black Panther’s Struggle

Greg Burris
November 3, 2020
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By Greg Burris. Whereas the previous films sought to emphasize Seale’s struggle, The Trial of the Chicago 7 diminishes it. In Sorkin’s directorial hands, Seale’s chains are turned into a plot devise, and they function primarily to bolster the film’s main concern: a war within the white left.” My initial […]

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