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Director Explains Hollywood's Excuse For Not Casting Black Actors

"Love & Basketball" director Gina Prince-Bythewood joins HuffPost Live to discuss Hollywood's excuse for not casting black actors.
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Filmmaker Nate Parker Apologizes For Being 'Tone Deaf'

At the Venice Film International Film Festival, the "Birth of a Nation" director apologized for how he responded to a rape allegation from his college days.
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Nate Parker Gets Major Film Festival Premiere After Resurfaced Rape Allegation

The director and actor's handling of the 1999 rape allegation torpedoed the release of his 2016 film "The Birth of a Nation."
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Progressives Can Be Sexual Predators, Too

The recent allegations against a gender queer punk rocker reminds us there isn’t a one-size-fits-all model.
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Why Are Black People Expected To Support Every Black Filmmaker?

Madea vs. Nat Turner.
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Gabrielle Union Gets Why People Boycotted 'Birth Of A Nation'

"Every victim or survivor, I believe you. I support you. I support you if you don’t want to see the film."
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I Wanted Nate Parker To Win

I no longer want Nate to win. I want Nate to take ownership.
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Nate Parker Has No Apologies

The "Birth of a Nation" director said he was "vindicated" of a sexual assault charge and doesn't feel guilty.
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Sister Of Rape Victim Says Nate Parker Is 'Exploiting Her' In New Film

She calls "The Birth of a Nation" a "cruel insult to [her] sister's memory."
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Nate Parker Skirts Probes About Rape Allegations During 'Birth Of A Nation' Q&A

“This is a forum for the film," the director said at the Toronto Film Festival.
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