May 25, 2019
Martin Luther King ~
Photographed during his march from Selma, Alabama, to Montgomery in 1965 as part of the American civil rights movement , photo by Steve Schapiro
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Martin Luther King ~
Photographed during his march from Selma, Alabama, to Montgomery in 1965 as part of the American civil rights movement , photo by Steve Schapiro
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The new movie, “Selma”, was recently released in theaters and is a perfect source for my topic of interest. An article by Time magazine titled, Making Selma History, breaks down the movie into how it reaches the target audience, the American people.
The movie’s main focus is on Martin Luther King Jr and his role in the movement. This is very significant because MLK has never been the major subject matter until this film came out. It seems like now would be pretty late to finally have him be the main role, but now that social injustice is once again becoming a real thing in the news, the timing couldn’t be any more perfect. "We were not doing a sainted version of him or an overcorrected, antihero version of him—both of which are scripts that have floated around," director Ava DuVernay says. "We wanted to stay close to what happened—a dynamic leader who was at times depressed and let his ego get in control."
Not only does the article talk about the movie Selma and its contributions to today, but it also goes deeper into telling the audience what still has to be done in society for true social justice to be achieved. "If there's one thing that Selma shows," says Oyelowo (the star of the movie), "it's that things haven't changed enough. There's things in our film that show how far we need to go and means by which we can get there."
Glory - Common & John Legend
the glory preformance followed by them winning best original song: I'm not crying you're crying
#PHATclip Tonight would be a good night to catch this #flick #Slema #Movie #MLK #MartinLutherKing #history #evolutionNOTchange Happy #MLKday #MarchOn
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The Radio Dan Show: Jan 15th, 2015
Yes, there was a show last night, how nice of you to ask!
http://alldigitalradio.com/audio/download/8690/The_Radio_Dan_Show_%288am_on_Jan_16th%2C_2015%29.mp3
Download: http://goo.gl/B3leN0
Red Dead Redemption, Razzie & Oscar nominations, Selma snubbing, Hardy leaves the Squad, Weekend movie previews: Blackhat, Still Alice, The Wedding Ringer.
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I just receieved free passes to screen the movie Selma before it releases in theaters!!
Damn! 2015 is already rewarding me with awesomeness!
SELMA IF U SEE THIS I LOVE U AND I WANT U TO GIVE BIRTH TO MY CHILD
SELMA? SELMA. SELMA...... SELMA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! FUCK IT UP BINCH FUCK !!! IT !! UP!!!!!! AINT NOBODY EVER DID IT LIKE U BEFORE AINT NOBODY YESSSSS BITCH YESSSBJSKDVBIUGIUSFUBSDVBUSIZ