jasminesalters

JasmineSalters

Jasmine Salters is a writer of essays, short stories, and TV/film scripts, currently working on a bingeable Black series. Find her on Twitter at @backofftrack.

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  • 8 Black Indie Movies Celebrating #BlackGirlMagic And #BlackBoyJoy

    A list of 8 independent films written and directed by African Americans to celebrate moments of #BlackGirlMagic and #BlackBoyJoy currently available online. While some themes explored are heavier than others, each movie, in its own way, dramatically, entertainingly, and oh so beautifully captures what it means to love, lose, heal, and grow while Black in a world-in-progress.

  • An Open Letter To Phylicia Rashad: Stand Up For Us, Not Bill Cosby

    My loyalty to you, to my race, is not strong enough to look past the reality that you, like so many others, are playing a role in the silencing and erasure of victims of sexual assault--alleged or otherwise--thus aiding in our continual victimization.

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