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In light of Ibi Zoboi’s new novel, here are the four best retellings — with a twist! — of ‘Pride and Prejudice.’

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As black women find increasing representation in media, their hairstyles get political.

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Rumors of the Disney actress being cast in the upcoming live-action ‘Little Mermaid’ have fans singing ‘choose the girl.’

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‘Where Hands Touch’ hopes so.

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Scandal can happen in any house, even the Lord’s.

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A follow-up to my original, tragically optimistic article.

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The Netflix film portrays a daily struggle of black women everywhere.

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The show offers a (mostly) realistic portrayal of dealing with being overweight.

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Who needs sparkly vampires when you’ve got handsome, brooding angels?

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We’re not going to use the phrase ‘strong female lead,’ but you get the idea.

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Colorism is a subtle, but no less important hurdle for representation to overcome.

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After her masterful job with ‘Lady Bird,’ she’s proved that she’s ready to tackle Alcott’s famous novel.

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Characters you can relate to and romances that aren’t ridiculously cliché  — sounds like a great beach day novel to me.

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In a world that applauds constant cynicism, ‘Anne with an E’ is a breath of fresh air.

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There’s something dangerously good about these movies — and it’s not the men.

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The gut-wrenching twist at the end of the first film has, short-sightedly, discouraged any follow-ups.

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Featuring a male protagonist who is more controlling than cute and unrealistic friendship rules, ‘The Kissing Booth’ misses its mark.

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Because representation matters, even in fictional teen romances.