2008 Scholars Academy graduate Brandon Tensley, who currently works in Washington D.C. for the Center for American Progress, published a new piece for Time Magazine this week on why it matters that 2016 has depicted black life in film with such incredible depth and richness. Check it out by clicking on the image.
2008 Scholars Academy graduate Brandon Tensley, who currently works in Washington D.C. for the Center for American Progress, published a new piece for Time Magazine this week on why it matters that 2016 has depicted black life in film with such incredible depth and richness. Check it out by clicking on the image.
