Besides granting a record number of pardons to non-violent felons convicted of drug offenses, Barack Obama didn\’t accomplish very much during his last days in office. That\’s not unusual for a lame duck president, particularly when the opposing party is in control of both houses of Congress.
Eco-Expose’ Warns of Dire Consequences of Unchecked Pollution
January 6, 2018 By
On January 9, 2014, a coal industry cleansing agent called MCHM started leaking from an above-ground storage tank into West Virginia\’s Elk River. The major chemical spill was covered up by Freedom Industries, the company that owned and operated the tank.
Black Pearl Media Works produces artistic, entertaining, profitable media that explores humanity through the lens of Black cultures worldwide
November 15, 2017 By
Emmy award-winning independent filmmaker, Dante James is pleased to announce that his company Black Pearl Media Works, LLC (BPMW) is moving forward with the production of God of the Oppressed, an independent feature documentary.
Afghan War Documentary Chronicles Combat through Eyes of Grunts on the Ground
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In 2010, the 101st Airborne Division\’s \
Justice Denied Documentary Chronicles Racist Targeting of Chinese-American Bank
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Asian-Americans are often referred to as the \
DuVernay Documentary Indicts Criminal Justice System as Vestige of Slavery
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13th Film Review by Kam Williams
1st Amendment Documentary Indicts P.C. Police for Stifling Comedians\’ Freedom of Speech
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Can We Take a Joke? Film Review by Kam Williams
Biopic Chronicles Hardy 88 Year-Old’s Path from Homelessness to Hollywood
May 15, 2016 By
Queen Mimi Film Review by Kam Williams Biopic Chronicles Hardy 88 Year-Old’s Path from Homelessness to Hollywood Marie “Mimi” Haist began living in her car when she was in her 50s. That was after she lost her house in the wake of a nasty divorce. And when she could no long afford to keep […]
Mother-Daughter Documentary Chronicles Lifelong Dysfunctional Relationship
April 7, 2016 By
Look at Us Now, Mother! Film Review by Kam Williams Mother-Daughter Documentary Chronicles Lifelong Dysfunctional Relationship Although Gayle Kirschenbaum was raised in the comfy confines of suburban Five Towns on Long Island, her childhood was anything but ideal. Trouble is, she never felt loved by her mother, Mildred, who favored her three sons over […]
Documentary about Radical Political Party Premieres on PBS on February 16th
February 10, 2016 By
The Black Panthers: Vanguard of the Revolution TV Review by Kam Williams Documentary about Radical Political Party Premieres on PBS on February 16th The late Stokely Carmichael is famous for coining the phrase “Black power!” What he might not be as well remembered for is founding the Black Panthers. Frustrated by the tortoise-paced progress […]
