The Black Panther Reader
#TheBlackPantherReader
Gathered by: Roberto “Tito” Soto-Carrion
@BXtito
rsotocarrion@gmail.com
Table of Contents:
Intro to Black Panther:
The Black Panther Viewing Guide brought to you by Intelligent Mischief, Mobilize the Immigrant Vote, and Movement Strategy Center By Jamie McKelvie
What You Need to Know Before Seeing Black Panther By Abraham Riesman
A Message To Black Folks Planning On Acting EXTRA At The Black Panther Premiere By Lincoln Anthony Blades
Ta-Nehisi Coates Helps a New Panther Leave Its Print By Roberto Ito
The Real History Behind the Black Panther By Ryan Mattimore
Black Panther Is a Marvel Movie Superpowered by Its Ideas By Jamelle Bouie
6 Black Panther Comics to Read Before and After the Movie By Joelle Monique
We Sink Our Claws Into “Black Panther” with Ta-Nehisi Coates By Still Processing
The Cultural Significance of Black Panther:
Why ‘Black Panther’ Is a Defining Moment for Black America By Carvell Wallace
Representation Matters: Long Before the Movie, Black Panther Validated My Black Self By Lance Williams
Chadwick Boseman and Ryan Coogler on How ‘Black Panther’ Makes History By Ramin
Setoodeh
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar on 'Black Panther': All This Fuss Over a Superhero Movie? By Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
Black Panther Is More Than a Superhero Movie By Christopher Orr
Black Panther Double Sided Review: on White People, Marvel, and Black Storytelling By Stephane Dunn
‘Black Panther’ Brings Hope, Hype and Pride By Salamishah Tillet
‘Black Panther’ Poised to Shatter a Hollywood Myth By Brooks Barnes
The Cultural Importance of Marvel’s Black Panther By TME News Room
The Revolutionary Power Of Black Panther By Jamil Smith
Black Folks Showed Up And Showed Out For The Opening Of 'Black Panther' By Sydney Scott
5 Culture Leaders On What Makes 'Black Panther' So Special By Sameer Rao
The Stars of ‘Black Panther’ Waited a Lifetime for This Moment By Reggie Ugwu
The 'Black Panther' Cast Is Dominating The Covers Of All Your Favorite Magazines By Dominique Johnson
Why “Black Panther” Is A “Must See” For All Black Students By Vivett Dukes
'Black Panther' And The 'Very Important Black Film' By Gene Demby
The Many Meanings of Black Panther’s Mask By Kwame Opam
‘Black Panther’ Cosplayers: ‘We’re Helping People See Us as Heroes’ By Walter Thompson-Hernandez
'Black Panther' Top-Grossing Film in History at 33 AMC Theaters By Pamela McClintock
After ‘Black Panther’ and ‘Wonder Woman,’ It’s Time for the Myth of the Fanboy to Fade By Owen Gleiberman
‘Black Panther’ Smashes Records With $218 Million at Holiday Weekend Box Office By Dave
McNary
‘Black Panther’ Smashes Box Office Records and Hollywood Myths By Brooks Barnes
Black Panther: The Album is number one on the Billboard 200 By Opheli Garcia Lawler
‘Black Panther’ Surpasses ‘Straight Outta Compton’ as Top Grossing Film by a Black Director By Jessica Bennett
Black Art For Broke Blacks: Passport to Wakanda By The Visibility Project
The Touching 'Black Panther' Hashtag Inspired by a Mother's Eight-Year-Old Son By Joi Childs
How Teaching 'Black Panther' In Korea Changed My Students' Ideas Of Blackness And Representation By Wilkine Brutus
I Took 7th Graders to See ‘Black Panther.’ Here’s What They Said. By Kevin Noble Maillard
Black Panther’s Four-Day Total: $427 Million Worldwide and a Slew of Shattered Records By Yohana Desta
‘Black Panther’ Is a Legit Phenomenon, but Will It Be an Oscar Player? By Kristopher Tapley
Black Panther is one of the most important cultural moments in American history By Shaun King
The Game-Changing Success of Black Panther By David Sims
On Black Panther, and Why Our Art Matters By Ill Doctrine (Jay Smooth)
These Photos Of Black Kids Watching ‘Black Panther’ Highlight Why This Film Was Needed By Chris McGonigal
There is a Balm in Wakanda or Why Black Joy Matters By Crunkadelic
'Black Panther' Success Leads to $1M Donation to Oakland STEM Center By Kevin L. Jones
Why I Connect To ‘Black Panther’ As An Asian Man By Colin Lieu
Black Panther Continues to Slay Box-Office Records, Nears $1,000,000,000 Worldwide By Anne Branigin
‘Black Panther’ Crosses $1 Billion at Global Box Office By Rebecca Rubin
History and Black Cultural Politics:
5 Lessons from Black Panther That Can Save Our Lives — and Transform Black Politics By Frank Leon Roberts
Understanding Wakanda and the Traumas of Colonialism in Africa By Dwayne Wong
How 'Black Panther' Taps Into 500 Years of History By The Hollywood Reporter
Black Panther Engages with Decades of Black Liberatory Theory—And Is Also a Great Movie By Nate Marshall
The Provocation and Power of Black Panther By Vann R. Newkirk II
‘Black Panther’ and the Revenge of the Black Nerds By Lawrence Ware
Black Panther Is The Ultimate Love Letter To Black Beauty By Khalea Underwood
Black Panther Boldly Tackles The Flaws Of Black Excellence By Sesali Bowen
The Passionate Politics of “Black Panther” By Richard Brody
A ‘Black Panther’ reflection through the lens of a queer guy who hates superhero flicks By Ernest Owens
The Liberating Visions of Black Panther By Jonathan W. Gray
Wakanda and the Un-Hoteping of Pan-Africanism By Cherae Robinson
The Wakanda Suit We Share: The Role of Weaponized Tech In Combating Systemic Black Trauma By Ken Miles
Black Feminist Meditations on the Women of Wakanda (Spoiler Alert) By Robyn C. Spencer
WAKANDA FOREVER By Gloria Ladson-Billings
On the Duality and Double Consciousness of Black Panther By Carolyn Hinds & Clarkisha Kent
In The Crosshairs Episode 21: BLACK PANTHER, Black Art, and Black Liberation: An Interview with Femi By Crossfader Staff
Why "Black Panther" Is Revolutionary, Even Though It Isn’t By Aviva Chomsky
Afrofuturism, Liberation & Representation in “Black Panther”: A Roundtable Discussion By Democracy Now
Amandla Stenberg passed on Black Panther due to light skin: “There Are Spaces I should Not Take Up" By Eye Candy
Black Panther in Conversation Featuring Chadwick Boseman and Lupita Nyong'o with Ta-Nehisi Coates By The Apollo Theatre
Why Big Thinkers Can't Stop Talking About 'Black Panther' By Joanne Lu
Non-Black People of Color Are Salty About Black Panther's Success By Sanjana Lakshmi
Black Panther Resistance: From Oakland to Wakanda
Black Panther film fuels calls for release of jailed political activists By Sam Levin
The 16 Black Panthers Still Behind Bars By Bakari Kitwana
The Panthers’ Revolutionary Feminism By Salamishah Tillet
Oakland’s Two Black Panthers: The Movie and the Movement By Sandhya Dirks
Waiting for Wakanda: Black joy on film as epic resistance By Sherronda J. Brown
#WakandaTheVote Allows for Voter Registration at ‘Black Panther’ Screenings By Zahara Hill
'Panthers' fiction, and the harsh Black Panther reality By Nayaba Narinde
Black Panther is great. But let’s not treat it as an act of resistance By Khanya Khondlo Mtshali
Black Panther Mania: From Oakland to Wakanda By Robyn C. Spencer, Mary Phillips, Angela D. LeBlanc-Ernest & Tracye A. Mathews
Oakland embraces ‘Black Panther’ and its hometown ties By Peter Hartlaub
Black Panther Begets Political Action Beyond the Big Screen Angela Helm
Don’t sleep on Oakland — not just Ryan Coogler By Teju Adisa-Farrar
Ex-Black Panther freed after 43 years in solitary confinement By AFP
Lessons from Wakanda: What Black Panther Raises for Black Organizing By Higher Ground Strategies
African Americans, Africans, Pan-Africanism, and the African Diaspora:
How ‘Black Panther’ Dissects Tension Between Africans & African-Americans By Jessica Bennett
‘Black Panther’: What the movie industry does to races it doesn't understand By Abigail Arunga
John Leguizamo Emotionally Discusses The Importance Of ‘Black Panther’ For The Latino Community By Araceli Cruz
‘Black Panther’: Why the relationship between Africans and black Americans is so messed up By Larry Madowo & Karen Attiah
Truth is Stranger Than Fiction The Order of The Black Panther in Ancient America By Jeremie Samuel
African fans are embracing Black Panther’s Afrofuturistic fantasy of Africa By Lynsey Chutel
All The Caribbean Actors Cast In Marvel's Black Panther Movie By Karibbean Kollective
From north to south, Afro-Brazilians organize all-black viewings of “Black Panther” By William Mansque
Haiti: The real life Black Panther’s Wakanda with Badass Women Warriors Too By Bettymedia
“Black Panther” and the Invention of “Africa” By Jelani Cobb
Coogler’s Black Panther Is Black America’s Proof of Life Statement to Africa By Dr.Herukhuti
My 8-Year-Old Afro-Latino Son Inspired the Viral #WhatBlackPantherMeansToMe Hashtag By Kayla Marie
Could Haiti be the real Wakanda? By The Race Card
African audiences are having a very emotional response to Black Panther: 'We were humanised, and that matters' By Zoah Hedges-Stocks
Audiences Across Africa Hail Black Panther for Humanizing Black Characters By Cika Oduah
“Black Panther” Is Inspiring Black Brazilians to Occupy Elite, White Shopping Malls By Juliana Goncalves
America's Wakanda By Boima Tucker
After Black Panther: When The Excitement Of Wakanda Fades, Please Don't Forget About Africa By BlackGirlDiplomat
Marvel's Black Panther is a boon for Nigeria's Homegrown Comic Superheroes By Yomi Kazeem
Pan-African Panther By Olúfẹ́mi O. Táíwò and LaKeyma Pennyamon
How to build Wakanda: Lessons for African leaders from 'Black Panther' By Taa Wongbe
Black Panther Curriculum, Readers, Syllabi, and Lesson Plans:
Wakanda Curriculum By Tess Raser
#BlackPantherChallenge By blackpantherchallenge.org
Introduction to the #WakandaSyllabus By Dr. Walter Greason
The Wakanda Reader By Brentin Mock
Women of Wakanda:
The Women of 'Black Panther:' 'They Are Kings Because of the Queens' By Variety
Ryan Coogler Talks Black Identity And The Powerful Women Of Wakanda By Ivie E. Ani
Women of Wakanda: Powerful heroines shine in 'Black Panther' By Britni Danielle
The legendary Dahomey Amazons are the real-life all-women’s army in Black Panther By Bridget Boakye
Black Panther Has A Message For Black Men: Trust Black Women By Sesali Bowen
Wakanda forever: The overt feminism of ‘Black Panther’ By Melissa Silverstein
5 ways that 'Black Panther' celebrates and elevates black women By Anika Reed
Lupita Nyong'o on the powerful role of women in the film Black Panther By Nightline
Black Panther Breakthrough Star Letitia Wright on How She Became Shuri, Wakanda's Brainy Princess By Alexandra Pechman
The Best Moments of the Women of Black Panther By Carle Lane
Digging the Dora Milaje? Then Love the Dahomey Women Warriors By Maiysha Kai
The Power of Women in West Africa: Queen Mothers By Rain Queens of Africa
Yet Another Reason Why Shuri From Black Panther Is The Greatest Disney Princess Ever By Damon Young
Wakanda's Indomitable Culture Is Why the Women of Black Panther Are so Dynamic By Charles Pulliam-Moore
We Need To Talk About The Significance Of Princess Shuri And Seeing A Black Girl In STEM By LaVita Tuff
There’s a True Story Behind Black Panther’s Strong Women. Here’s Why That Matters By Arica L. Coleman
The Feminism of Black Panther vs. Wonder Woman By Shoshana Kessock
Black Panther and Afrofuturism:
An introduction to afrofuturism By Lawrence Ware
Afrofuturism: The genre that made Black Panther By Chris Giles
Futurism, Futurity, and the Importance of the Existential Imagination By Paul Kuttner
Black Panther brings Afrofuturism into the mainstream By Clarisse Loughrey
How the Beauty Looks of Black Panther Express African Pride and Afrofuturism By Alisha Acquaye
‘Black Panther’ Costumes Are Peak Afrofuturism By Racked Video
'Black Panther' proves why Afrofuturism matters By Devindra Hardawar
The past, present and Afrofuturism of 'Black Panther By Charlotte ML Bailey
The resurgence of Afrofuturism goes beyond ‘Black Panther,’ to Janelle Monáe, Jay-Z and more By Sonia Rao
Kendrick Lamar and Sza Embrace Afrofuturism in 'All the Stars' By Beatrice Hazlehurst
Danai Gurira On Her 'Black Panther' Role: 'She Protects What We Would Have Been' Michel Martin
Afrofuturism, sci-fi and why 'it is a radical act for Black people to imagine having a future' By Reza Dahya
The Interpretive Matrix of Wakanda (Deeper Still the Mothership Connection) By Lawrence Brown
Black Panther World Premiere Red Carpet: An Ode To Afrofuturism? By Afika Jadezweni
What Black Panther Could Mean for the Afrofuturism Movement By Michael Bennett
Space is the Place: The architecture of Afrofuturism By Patrick Sisson
Fear of a Black Universe By Kaila Philo
The Afrofuturism Behind 'Black Panther' By Brent Staples
Black Panther Brings Afrofuturism to the Big Screen By RadioOpenSource.org
'Black Panther': How Wakanda Got a Written Language as Part of its Afrofuturism By Bill Desowitz
A Georgia Tech Expert in Afrofuturism Reflects on the 'Black Panther' Phenomenon Q&A with Susana Morris By Michael Pearson
“Don’t Scare me like that, Colonizer!”
An Open Letter to White People Who Are Upset Because Black Panther Is So Racist By Michael Harriot
We Need To Start Barking At White People Who Speak Out Of Turn By Damon Young
Racist trolls are saying Black Panther fans attacked them. They’re lying. By Aja Romano
Ben Shapiro is mad that black people are excited for “Black Panther” By Rachel Leah
People Are Spreading Fake Claims of Violence at "Black Panther" Screenings By Lauren Rearick
Twitter Trolls Post Fake Claims of Racially Motivated Assaults at 'Black Panther' Showings By Ryan Parker
‘Black Panther’ Turns Hollywood’s White Gaze On Its Head By David Dennis, Jr.
Why museum professionals need to talk about Black Panther By Casey Haughin
'Black Panther' raises difficult questions in museum community By Mary Carole McCauley
The Museum Heist Scene in ‘Black Panther’ Adds Fuel to the Debate About African Art Restitution By Sarah Cascone
Are White Film Critics Grading Black Panther on a Curve? By Andreas Hale
If You Want To Be An Effective Ally, Be Quiet And Know Your Place By Brandi Miller
Is 'Colonizer' The Best Word For Problematic White People Ever? By Damn Young
White Writer Calls Black Panther ‘Hollywood’s Worst Nightmare,’ Blames It for White People’s Problems By Monique Judge
LGBTQI-GNC Representation in Wakanda:
Don’t Play with Our Emotions: Black Panther and Queer Representation By Briana Lawrence
Marvel Misses Another Easy Opportunity for LGBTQ Representation With Black Panther By Charles Pulliam-Moore
The Black Panther Lesbian Romance That Almost Was By Dennis Hinzmann
‘Black Panther’ Actor Says Her Character’s Queer Flirtation Scene Was Deleted By Jenna Marotta
Black Panther Actor Florence Kasumba Addresses the Movie’s Lack of Queer Representation By Jaime Broadnax
Don't Forget Roxane Gay (and Queer Superheroes), Hollywood! By Daniel Reynolds
Wakanda Wednesday: How gender shapes the world of Wakanda By Tirhakah Love
'Black Panther' Screenwriter Addresses Deleted Gay Romance Rumors By E. Oliver Whitney
Queer, powerful women are the heart of the new 'Black Panther' By Charles Pulliam-Moore
World of Wakanda: Short-Lived But Powerful Tale of Fierce, Queer Love By Maite Urcaregui
Dear White Gay Men, Black Panther Is Not About You By Phillip Henry
The Imagined: Wakanda as Home
Building The World Of Wakanda By Ta-Nehisi Coates
Wakanda and the Black Imagination By Ta-Nehisi Coates
Black Panther's Mythical Home May Not Be So Mythical After All By Winona Dimeo-Ediger
Why the world of Wakanda is so necessary today By Maya Phillips
‘Black Panther’ is a milestone in African Americans’ search for home By Peniel E. Joseph
Would-Be Wakanda: Black Panther and the Congo Paradox By Ewuare Osayande
Wakanda is where every urbanist wants to live By Alissa Walker
'Black Panther's' glorious depiction of Wakanda envisions the Africa of black dreams By Joy Ann-Reid
The Blackest Place On (Marvel) Earth By Collogate
Black Panther and the Search for Home By Zitu Madu
Our Invisible Wakandas: A Black Planning Scholar’s Reflections on Black Panther & Saving Historic Black Places By Andrea Roberts, Ph.D
Wakanda: The Chocolatest City By Brentin Mock
Wakanda and the Un-Hoteping of Pan-Africanism By Cherae Robinson
Wakanda Forever: Black Panther Was Beyond My Wildest Dreams… By Julian Long
Wakanda's Prosperity Isn't So Far-Fetched for Africa By Noah Smith
Dreams of Wakanda By WNYC
Are Black Americans Allowed In Wakanda? By Jolie A. Doggett
Transformative Justice in Wakanda By Adrienne Maree Brown
The Forgotten Children of Wakanda:
In Defense Of Erik Killmonger And The Forgotten Children Of Wakanda By Brooke Obie
An American Monster in Wakanda (Spoilers) By Talynn Kel
Killmonger Was Wrong, and Ya’ll Know It By Jason Johnson
‘Black Panther’ And The Need For Black ‘Bad Guys’ On-Screen By Ja’han Jones
You Love Killmonger At The Expense Of Black Women By David Dennis Jr.
Killmonger is the Real Hero For Those Who Refuse to Assimilate Into an Elitist Blackness That Leaves Many Behind By Erin White
The Song of Killmonger By Spencer Kornhaber
Can’t We All Just Get Along? Black Panther Is Revisionist History By Briana Lawrence
The Trouble With Hero Worship: Is #TeamKillmonger Also #TeamToxicMasculinity? By S.D. Chrismon
The Tragedy of Erik Killmonger By Adam Serwer
The Powerful Politics of Killmonger By Matthew Rozsa
Killmonger is a fictional character in 'Black Panther', but his Misogynoir is Real By Ayaana Marie
We are not Wakanda. We are Erik Killmonger By Daren W. Jackson
The Polarizing Responses to Killmonger Reflect Our Inability to Deal with Black Childhood Trauma By Brittany Willis
The Many Dimensions of Black Panther By Melvin L. Rogers
Chadwick Boseman Agrees: “T’Challa Is The Enemy, Killmonger Is Trying To Achieve Greatness By Eye Candy
Erik Killmonger Is Not A 'Super-Villain,' He Is A Super-Victim Of Systemic Oppression By Ameer Hasan Loggins
Black Panther and Anti-Blackness:
Non-Black People Of Color Are Salty About Black Panther's Success By Sanjana Lakshmi
Chinese Viewers Hated ‘Black Panther’ Because There Were Too Many Black People in It By Carl Samson
“A torture for the eyes”: Chinese moviegoers think Black Panther is just too black By Echo Huang
Black Panther Through a Critical Lens: Critiques, Questions, and New Possibilities
13 Critiques of "Black Panther" By Modern Maroon
‘Black Panther’ Is Not the Movie We Deserve (Spoilers) By Christopher Lebron
The Most Important Moment in Black Panther No One Is Talking About By Benjamin Dixon
After 'Black Panther': Roxane Gay on What's Still Missing From the Marvel Universe By WNYC
There Is Much to Celebrate–and Much to Question–About Marvel's Black Panther By Steven Thrasher
The Most Important Moment in Black Panther No One Is Talking About By Benjamin Dixon
“Coogler’s Brilliant Black Panther?: Africans, DOS, Woke Black Women…and Oh Yeah, Dying Black Men” By T. Hasan Johnson, Ph.D
The Racial Politics of Black Panther By Mikhail Lyubansky, Ph.D
How Do You Solve a Problem Like Wakanda? By Justin Charity and Micah Peters
Academics In Cars Ep1 Marvel's Black Panther By Jared Ball
Wakanda Future Do You Imagine? A Critical Examination of the Aesthetics, Culture, Politics, and Symbolism of the Blockbuster Film ‘Black Panther’ By Son of Baldwin
Get me Outta Wakanda By Black Agenda Radio
I have a problem with Black Panther By Russell Rickford
‘Black Panther’ feels radical — but also mute when it comes to portraying America By Alyssa Rosenberg
We've been duped. Black Panther is anti-revolution By Azad Essa
Pan-African Dreams: A Skeptic's Take on Black Panther By Ismaail Qaiyim
Is Black Panther co-opting African struggles against oppression? By Shihab Rattansi
We Are Only as Good as Our Critics: Prioritizing Cultural Critics of Color By Elizabeth Mendez Berry
‘Black Panther’ offers a regressive, neocolonial vision of Africa By Patrick Gathara
The Religion of Black Panther's Jabari Tribe Raises Questions About Cultural Appropriation By Charles Pulliam-Moore
Yes, “Black Panther” Is a Little Anti-Muslim By Amer Zahr
'Black Panther': A Contrarian View By Daryl M. Scott
3 Ways 'Black Panther' Could Have Been More Radical By Brittani McNeill
Watching “Black Panther” With My Black, Muslim American Daughters By Autumn Allen
But What If You Don’t Want to Go to Wakanda? By Racquel Gates and Kristen J. Warner
Why does a white CIA agent play the hero to Killmonger's villain in 'Black Panther'? By Lynn Stuart Parramore
Recommend Readings:
Parable of the Talents/Parable of the Sower/Kindred, by Octavia Butler (really, anything from Butler)
Cities Imagined: The African Diaspora in Media and History, by Walter Greason and Julian Chambliss
A Mouth Is Always Muzzled: Six Dissidents, Five Continents, and the Art of Resistance, by Nathalie Hopkinson; also check Hopkinson’s Go-Go Live: The Musical Life and Death of a Chocolate City
Faces at the Bottom of the Well by Derrick Bell
Afrofuturism 2.0: The Rise of Astro-Blackness, edited by Reynaldo Anderson and Charles E. Jones
Black Space: Imagining Race in Science Fiction Film, by Adilifu Nama
Territories of the Soul: Queered Belonging in the Black Diaspora, by Nadia Ellis
Cosmos Latinos: An Anthology of Science Fiction from Latin America and Spain, by Andrea L. Bell, ed.; Yolanda Molina-Gavilán
If You Love Black Panther, You Have to Read Nnedi Okorafor's Books By Frannie Jackson
15 books you need to read after seeing Black Panther By Christian Holub
What to Read After Watching ‘Black Panther’ By Concepcion De Leon
The Cultural Aesthetics of Wakanda:
Why Fashion Is Key to Understanding the World of Black Panther By Tanisha C. Ford
From Zamunda To Wakanda: How ‘Black Panther’ Reimagined African Style By Zeba Blay
The Wonder of Wakanda: How This Black Utopian Space Is a Game Changer for Artists and Audiences By Anne Branigin
'Black Panther' Costume Designer Draws On 'The Sacred Geometry Of Africa' By Mallory Yu
Wakanda Is a Fake Country, but the African Language in ‘Black Panther’ Is Real By John Eligon
How ‘Black Panther’ Got Its Gorgeous Afrocentric Hair By Crystal Martin
‘Black Panther’ Designer Wale Oyejide Celebrates the Immigrant Experience Through Clothing
By Marielle Bobo
‘Black Panther’ Costume Designer Ruth E. Carter Discusses Wakandan Style and $5,000 Denim Shearlings By Andrew Gruttadaro
Marvel Studios Brings 'Black Panther' to NY Fashion Week By The AP
Black Panther is a stunning reimagining of Africa’s aesthetic for Hollywood movie fans By Edward Ademolu
18 Mind-Blowing Details About The Dora Milaje Costumes In "Black Panther" By Crystal Ro
How Black Panther’s intricate costumes help tell its story By Killian Wright-Jackson
The Dora Milaje Costumes In ‘Black Panther’ has Filipino Elements By Jacque De Borja
From Wannabes to Wakanda: Ruth E. Carter Costumes Our Cultural Consciousness By Maiysha Kai
Adorning Wakanda: Meet Douriean Fletcher, the jewelry designer for 'Black Panther' By Jevon Phillips
Black Panther Designer Ruth Carter Reveals the African Symbols Embedded in the Costumes By Karma Horne
‘Black Panther’ brings unexpected boost to makers of African inspired clothing By Nedra Rhone and Shelia M. Poole
African cosmologies: spiritual reflections on the ‘Black Panther’ movie By Yolanda Pierce
Black Panther: The Secrets of Wakandan Wardrobe By NowThisNerd
Some Created Epic Collages of The Black Panther Looks with the Traditions that Inspired Them By Eye Candy
‘Black Panther’ Composer Infuses Score With Trove of African Sounds By Jon Burlingame
How IsiXhosa Became The Official Language of Wakanda on 'Black Panther' By Sabelo Mkhabela
Learn More About Xhosa, The Real South African Language Spoken By Wakandans In 'Black Panther' By Ashleigh Atwell
Black Hair's Blockbuster Moment By Tiya Miles
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Gathered by: Roberto “Tito” Soto-Carrion
@BXtito
rsotocarrion@gmail.com