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I Am Blackness
I Am Blackness
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Within the U.S., specifically, as well as abroad, there tends to be a concept or stereotype of “what’s black” and what’s not. I Am Blackness is an edgy, stylish set of video biographies that digs into... More
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Chappelle's Show
 
Chapelle's Show was an innovative and amazingly funny sketch comedy show created and produced by comedian/actor Dave Chapelle. Chapelle's show was unique because of its creator and The Way the show... More
Tyler Perry's House of Payne
 
Tyler Perry's House of Payne is a situation comedy created and produced by director/playwright/actor Tyler Perry. It chronicles the life of Pops Payne and his immediate and not so immediate family in... More
Tosh.0
 
Tosh.0 is a show on Comedy Central and started on The Network since June 4, 2009. The show is based around various internet video clips and the comments from Daniel Tosh. Each show is done in the... More
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Stereotypes Don't Just Disappear into Thin Air
In Theaters 2005|Rated NR
Talk about politically incorrect! This no-holds-barred movie pushes some touchy buttons by asking such questions as, "What makes one situation funny and another unfunny?" Or "Why are some jokes never... More
NBA Hardwood Classics: Below the Rim
In Theaters 2005|Rated NR
It's a widespread assumption that you need to be tall to play in the National Basketball Association -- and it doesn't hurt to be blessed when it comes to height. But throughout the game's history,... More
Carlos Mencia: Not for the Easily Offended: Live in San Jose
In Theaters 2005|Rated NR
Monologuist and provocateur Carlos Mencia covers -- with refreshing candor -- taboo topics that run the gamut from ethnic stereotypes and race relations to immigration, war, patriotism, capitalism and... More
Nazrah: A Muslim Woman's Perspective
In Theaters 2003|Rated NR
Muslim women living in the U.S. Pacific Northwest freely share their views on Islam and a variety of complex social and political issues in filmmaker Farah Nousheen's award-winning documentary. The... More
Small Steps, Big Strides
In Theaters 1997|Rated NR
Louis Gossett Jr. narrates this fascinating chronicle of African-American achievements and stereotypes in the world of Hollywood cinema, directed by Velma Cato. The documentary's impressive roster of... More
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