Cristina Escobar
‘EXECUTIVE ORDER’ RE-WRITES THE POST-APOCALYPTIC GENRE
There is no natural disaster in "Executive Order," a new Brazilian film starring Alfred Enoch, but the world is ending all the same. Centering on three Black people and a distinctly Black perspective, the film takes on human-made disaster, effectively eviscerating white power structures and narratives along the way.
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Amy Poehler’s ‘Moxie’ Gives White Girls an (Imperfect) Guide to Activism
The movie includes women of color while failing to center them or critique whiteness.
This Isn’t My First Coup. But It Is The First One I Have A Problem With.
The U.S. has long undermined self-governance in Latin America while pretending to be the greatest exporter of democracy in human history.
