I have NOT watched the film.

As excited as I should be for the release of a movie that surrounds one of the most profound figures in Black history- I could not help but to show equal hesitation in supporting such it. In this blog post, I discussed briefly some of my personal objections, as to why I think Judas and the Black Messiah is irresponsible . I am sure to eventually watch it. But I am in no rush. These Opinions Are My Own.

About a year ago, way before the panny erupted our everyday lives, I took a trip to the High Museum of Art in Atlanta, Ga. It was probably one of the best Art Museums that I have been to.

There was no limitation to the Art shown here. The type of work on display ranged from; paintings, drawings , photography and sculptures to mosaic, architecture and design.

It was very cheap, considering the popularity of the Museum in the area. One General Admission ticket was less than $15, and there are 3 levels of Art to indulge in.

A LOOK, IMA LET YALL FINISH BUT ABEL TESFAYE RELEASED ONE OF THE GREATEST ALBUMS OF ALL TIME

Toni Morrison pens together a masterful piece that explores escapism, featurism and the harsh realities of the prepubescent Black Girl.