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Melvin Van Peebles’ early films infuriated whites and opened doors for Blacks - The Chicago Crusader

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Chicago native Melvin Van Peebles is known as the Godfather of Black Cinema, and it is a well-deserved moniker. His trailblazing Black films ushered in the Blaxploitation era. His earliest […]

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