@jasimisinclair

associate director of social media at hillman college unofficial pr intern for young adult projects ☆ advocate for black coming of age stories

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teenvogue.com/story/where-are-the-black-girls-in-new-ya-shows-and-movies-op-ed
Joined December 2020
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How many of you guys enrolled at Hillman College?
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Cemilio✨@Cemilio_FrankOct 20
ppl finally realizing tori was really likable, nature is HEALING
tavinho@shawnzineOct 19
“tori vega era uma má amiga” não, ela era o porto seguro de todos eles nos momentos ruins.
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liv@tabbyfaran12h
your hillman six🤍 📸dottshot
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Too many excuses as to why she wasn’t in one. Disney does not require Emmy winning performances for you to be in a DCOM. Non musical DCOMs exist too.
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not so fun fact: skai jackson spent 7 years on disney and never starred in a dcom.. she is the only main cast member of jessie who did not get one
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@EBONYOct 21
It’s “A Different World” for a new generation, and Maleah Joi Moon is definitely making her mark! She's now nominated for the 2026 #EBONYPower100 People’s Choice Award and the choice is YOURS! Tap to vote by 10/30: ebony.com/power-100-2026/peo…
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liv@tabbyfaranOct 20
miss howard! miss gilbert hall! Kennedi Reece does it all🤍
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Before Phallon and Kyra Pierce joined Netflix’s The Body, they founded Positive Change Charities, a nonprofit dedicated to promoting representation in literature for young readers. This charity has impacted thousands of kids across the world (The US, Australia and Canada). 📚
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liv@tabbyfaranOct 19
to all the black girls I’ve loved on tv (updated version)
liv@tabbyfaran18 Sep 2024
losing so many black girls on tv and barely getting any new ones is a different kind of pain💔
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having friends and knowing ppl who are trying to break into the acting scene, u start to learn that a lot of these productions ain’t shit fr
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@jasimisinclairOct 19
I want to know the breakdown of who the roles go to when the casting is open ethnicity. If majority of the roles go to white actors, there’s no point in labeling it open ethnicity.
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When the show is set in NYC and or in college and there’s no Black women.. 😭 That’s why I’m waiting for see who they cast for Sid & Zoey because no way can you have a show set in MISSISSIPPI and not have black main characters.
tay is patience@plainpotatotayOct 19
why y’all making it seem like it’s SO outlandish for folks to be mad at blatant colorism and erasure? i grew up in the deep south with dark skin black people EVERYWHERE then i turn on the tv and y’all acting like these mfs don’t exist???
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Kyra and Phallon Pierce (The Body) for Most Magazine
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Speaking on what’s happening now, I don’t think Biracial actors are replacing Black actors. Like I said before there is a Young Black Hollywood, the Black talent is there. I think biracial actors proximity to whiteness gives them an advantage in the industry, the roles they get to play, the sponsorships they get to have, the events they get to attend.
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Whether they want to be the face or not, they will be more associated with being in young black Hollywood. It will come from the general public and the industry, example publications.
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Jordan Leftwich (Coven Academy) walked her first Victoria Secret Fashion Show. 🪽
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taylor thompson ✧ hailey kilgore —— #911nashville
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There is a Young Black Hollywood. Whether you check for them or not, that’s up to you, but there is a Young Black Hollywood.
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Biracial actors are going to act, they’re going to be booked for roles. The actual problems are bigger than the biracial actors themselves. We are also not the only group that’s affected by this.
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I want to know the breakdown of who the roles go to when the casting is open ethnicity. If majority of the roles go to white actors, there’s no point in labeling it open ethnicity.
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n ~*~*@chaoticblkgirlOct 19
the colorism, one drop rule, and representation conversations will never be solved because essentially people are asking you to forgo your hurt feelings about these things in protection of the ability to keep these things in place for people who benefit.
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And even if Prime was sponsoring their actors to go to the event, they still wouldn’t have any young Black actors to send.
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:)@yellowjxcketsOct 18
saw someone try and excuse the adw cast not being at the academy gala yesterday by saying they “just showed up 5 minutes ago” when i saw the girl from carrie there (no hate to her) and that show came out like a week ago 😭 the excuses don’t make sense
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