What the success of "Sinners" does (and doesn't) say about race and Hollywood

What the success of "Sinners" does (and doesn't) say about race and Hollywood

Sinners has already broken records — it's the most Oscar-nominated film in the history of the Academy Awards. But is the movie itself actually historic? And what will its success mean for the future of Black filmmaking? This week, we're joined by Aisha Harris, a host of NPR's Pop Culture Happy Hour, and NY Mag film critic Angelica Jade Bastién. We get into what we loved, what we hated, and how Sinners fits into the broader landscape of big, splashy films that are beloved...yet never quite seem to move the needle on how Hollywood greenlights and funds future projects.

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DACA recipients are trapped in Trump's limbo

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The trans athlete debate is about a lot more than sports

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It's giving incel: The evolution of internet slang

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Why so many Americans never learned to swim

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