Alfred Enoch Writes Letter to His Younger Self on Racism and Being Multiracial
As part of Black History Month in the UK, Alfred Enoch wrote a letter to his younger self. In it, he discusses race, ethnicity, and racism. Find out more about it here.
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Dean Thomas: An Underrated Friend
Dean Thomas did more than what was shown in the films. As part of Black History Month, I look at what makes him an underrated friend.
Why We Should All Be a Little More Like Lee Jordan
Lee Jordan, a character every bit as charismatic as Fred and George Weasley, doesn’t get much attention since his role was significantly limited in the film adaptations. In honor of Lee and Black History Month, here are all the reasons the world needs to be a little more like Lee Jordan.
Kingsley Shacklebolt: An Underrated Hero
Kingsley Shacklebolt did more than what was shown in the films. As part of Black History Month, I look at what makes him an underrated hero.
When Black Characters Are Cut: Dean Thomas’s Story
Dean Thomas was a minor character throughout the “Harry Potter” books, but this wasn’t always the case. What differences would we see in the series if Dean Thomas had learned his father’s mysterious fate?
Angelina Johnson: The Epitome of Gryffindor Ideals
In honor of Black History Month, we highlight all of Angelina Johnson’s most Gryffindor qualities to show what an amazing character she is.
The Race of Lavender Brown and Why It Matters
Imagine a black Lavender Brown. Can you? You should. There were two before Jessie Cave was cast for “Half-Blood Prince” so why the change in ethnicity? I explore this concept further in honor of Black History Month.
