The hit show "Martin" continues to be a subject of renewed interest among audiences who are examining classic Black art, especially comedy, that is now seen as not being politically correct.

This piece was co-authored by Diane-Jo Bart-Plange, a doctoral candidate studying colorism, racism, and stereotyping at the University of Virginia in the Department of Psychology. In 2018, actress and ...

The breakthrough representation of minorities in Hollywood blockbusters has ignited a frequently overlooked discussion about whether prejudice isn't just about the color of a person's skin, but the ...

Erika Alexander, the actress known for her roles on “The Cosby Show” and most notably “Living Single” is making an interesting claim about the latter show and other popular sitcoms from the 90s. And ...

*The comedian behind one of the 1990s’ most beloved sitcoms has weighed in on recent debates surrounding the show’s humor. According to The Root, Martin Lawrence addressed criticism regarding jokes ...

Black women may struggle with beauty standards. Source: istockphoto Although most of us have a general understanding of racism, few consider the impact of skin color apart from race. Colorism is a ...

In a world where social media can amplify every word spoken, Tichina Arnold recently found herself in the hot seat after her comments regarding Tisha Campbell's experiences on the iconic sitcom ...

Actress Folake Olowofoyeku speaks openly about her experiences with colorism in Nigeria and Hollywood, sharing candid reflections on beauty standards and representation.

Powell says he lost roles in film and commercials because producers thought he was “too dark.” He described confronting racism on set, including working with crew members who were Klan-affiliated. He ...

In response to the backlash, Martin Lawrence clarified his intentions during an interview with Fox DC. He emphasized that the humor was never meant to be malicious, stating, "I never had that concern ...