Celebration of Black cinema and civil rights in America: ‘Malcolm X’ turns 30
Three decades ago since its release, the Brooklyn Academy of Music hosted a screening for Spike Lee’s “Malcolm X” to commemorate the legacy of the film and the enduring memory of the civil rights activist.
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Believing Survivors Still Matters
If predators believe in each other’s innocence in the public’s eye, why can’t we believe survivors who accuse those predators?
Anna-Dmitry Muratova, Deputy Managing Editor
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Bill Cosby as a Lesson on Accountability for NYU
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NYU’s Board of Trustees Revokes Bill Cosby’s Honorary Degree
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• June 21, 2018
No Justice in Weinstein Case
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• October 23, 2017
Tisch removes Bill Cosby’s name from film workshop
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Cosby case reveals toxic sexual assault climate
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• December 2, 2014
Allegations against Cosby compromise legacy
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• November 17, 2014
New York keeps NYU laughing with local, student comedy
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