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Conflating ‘Gay’ and ‘the DL’: Omari Hardwick on Playing Carl in ‘For Colored Girls’

Posted on August 29, 2012 by tlewisisdope

My thoughts on Omari Hardwick’s comments on playing Carl in “For Colored Girls.”
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Posted in Film, Sexuality | Tagged black actors, black gay men, black men, black sexuality, Black SGL men, black women, Brokeback Mountain, Carl, DL, For Colored Girls, gay, gay actors, Heath Ledger, J.L. King, Jake Gyllenhaal, Omari Hardwick, playing gay, same gender loving, SGL, Shadow and Act, Tyler Perry | 1 Comment

The Evolution of Jill Scott

Posted on August 2, 2011 by tlewisisdope

My thoughts on Jill Scott’s career to date.
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Posted in Music | Tagged Bedda At Home, black music, black woman sexuality, black women, Come See Me, Gimme, Jill Scott, neo-soul, patriarchy, Rolling Hills, sex, sexual lyrics, sexuality, soul music, Talk to Me | Leave a comment

On Real Women, Intention, and Nicki Minaj

Posted on November 7, 2010 by tlewisisdope

My thoughts on why Nicki Minaj just isn’t quite there yet.
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Posted in Music | Tagged Beyonce, black women, earth mother, Eminem, Grace Jones, Janelle Monae, jezebel, Jill Scott, Lady Gaga, Madonna, Nicki Minaj, Roman Zolanski, Slim Shady, soul goddess, The Eminem Show, The Marshall Mathers LP, The Slim Shady LP | 2 Comments

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