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Black Nativity โ€“ A Review

By Dwight Brown NNPA Film Critic โ€œWhen a mother bestows a name on her child, it reveals her hopes.โ€ Black Nativity, a celebrated โ€œgospel song-playโ€ by acclaimed poet/novelist/playwright Langston Hughes, was first staged in the 1950s with Alvin Ailey and Carmen De Lavallade. Director/writer Kasi Lemmons (Eveโ€™s Bayou) adapts that piece into a modern, urban […]

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