Black Twitter: A People’s History


Black Twitter: A People’s History Premiere Dates & Status

Black Twitter: A People's History

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May 9, 2024–

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Based on Jason Parham's WIRED cover story "A People's History of Black Twitter," this three-part docuseries charts the rise, movements, voices and memes that made Black Twitter an influential and dominant force in nearly every aspect of American political and cultural life.

"Black Twitter: A People's History," includes the following:
· TJ Adeshola (former head of Global Content Partnerships, Twitter)
· W. Kamau Bell (comedian; director, "We Need to Talk About Cosby")
· Dr. André Brock (communications professor; author, "Distributed Blackness: African American Cybercultures")
· Rembert Browne (journalist; former director of Product and Community, Twitter)
· Dr. Meredith Clark (journalism professor; creator, "Archiving Black Twitter")
· Kid Fury (TV writer and host, "The Read")
· Roxane Gay (author; cultural critic, The New York Times)
· Jemele Hill (author, journalist)
· Sam Jay (comedian, writer)
· Brad Jenkins (former associate director of the White House Office of Public Engagement, 2011-2015)
· Brandon "Jinx" Jenkins (journalist, host, creative director)
· Luvvie Ajayi Jones (New York Times bestselling author)
· Shamika Klassen (researcher, scholar, "Black Twitter Is Gold")
· Van Lathan (cultural critic; host, "Higher Learning")
· Jamilah Lemieux (cultural critic, writer)
· Wesley Lowery (journalist; author, "American Whitelash")
· Ira Madison III (TV writer; host, "Keep It!")
· Judnick Mayard (TV writer, producer)
· Jason Parham (senior writer, WIRED)
· April Reign (creative consultant; creator, #OscarsSoWhite)
· God-is Rivera (former global director of Culture and Community, X)
· Amanda Seales (comedian, activist, host "Small Doses" podcast)
· Denver Sean (senior editor, LoveBScott.com)
· Baratunde Thurston (comedian; host, "How To Citizen with Baratunde")
· Ashley Weatherspoon (producer; writer, DearYoungQueen.com)
· Raquel Willis (author, activist, media strategist)
· J Wortham (journalist, The New York Times Magazine)

 

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