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Author Archives: Valerie Hawkins

Valerie Hawkins has the same last name as the editor only because they have the same mother and father. She tweets under the handle @RebelliousVal, but it's under @Valsadie that she has appeared in books (including "World According to Twitter") and embedded in online articles. She's currently updating Valsadie.com and pondering new ways to get in good trouble...

Woman watching movie on latop eating popcorn and laying in bed
Posted inMovies

Chicago Movie Theater Love in the Time of COVID-19

by Valerie Hawkins September 30, 2020February 26, 2022

No one would blame you for not checking in on your local independent movie theater lately, as Chicago moves into double-digit numbers of weeks of working to, in the words of Mayor Lori Lightfoot, #StayHomeSaveLives due to the worldwide COVID-19 pandemic. But the time to check in is now, before you miss some truly special […]

Posted inFilm & TV, Reviews, TV

‘When They See Us’ – The Central Park Five Emerge as The Exonerated Five

by Valerie Hawkins November 2, 2019February 26, 2022
Posted inFilm & TV, Movies, Reviews

’13th’ is a Compelling History Lesson in American Enslavement and Incarceration

by Valerie Hawkins November 2, 2019February 26, 2022
Posted inRebellions

How Do You Solve A Problem Like ‘The Donald’?

by Valerie Hawkins August 6, 2016November 5, 2019

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