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AROUND THE WEB

LAUREN NEAL BATTLES ON BEHALF OF WIT
FOR THE HUFFINGTON POST / BLACKVOICES

"Where better to begin an "intellectual," productive discussion of race, class, and sexuality than in the halls of "higher education", a place where we are all supposedly given (1) the vocabulary to speak intelligently about culture and (2) the tools to change it?"

SPICY WIT FEATURED IN EBONY ARTICLE
oN BLACK SERIES & MEDIA REPRESENTATION

"What these televised award shows also inadvertently showcase is the industry's continuous lack of diversity, which is made evident every time a nominees's face flashes on the screen or a winner takes the stage. Black web series are poised to fill that gaping deficiency by offering multidimensional content created for and by Black storytellers."

BLOGDAILYHERALD HERALDS SPICY
AS THE NEW "COOL"

"This show... reminds us how we can still make progress towards solving racial issues while maintaining our sense of humor." What do you think? Tell us.

INDIEWIRE / SHADOW AND ACT
SAYS "WATCH SPICY WIT"

Sergio Mims of Shadow & Act / Indiewire encourages audiences to peruse the pilot episode. Read here.

AMANDA COLE TALKS SPICY WIT, RACE,
& STEREOTYPES oN GENCONNECT

Our new Director of Outreach and latest addition to the SPICY WIT producing team -- Amanda Cole (though you will know her as "Clarissa") -- talks to Baruch Shemtov of genConnect about the origins, ideology, and future of SPICY WIT.