InLEVELbyMiles Marshall Lewis·Sep 24, 2021How Kendrick Lamar Became His Generation’s Marvin GayeThe two music legends mastered concept albums centered on freedom, equality, and Blackness
InLEVELbyMiles Marshall Lewis·Aug 31, 2020How Do We Tell Our Kids the Black Panther Has Died?I’ve mourned many of my heroes. It never gets easier.A response icon3A response icon3
InLEVELbyMiles Marshall Lewis·Aug 3, 2020How Beyoncé Became A Black Man’s GodAfter years of feeling excluded by the megastar’s music, I finally converted to the BeyHiveA response icon2A response icon2
InLEVELbyMiles Marshall Lewis·May 28, 2020Four Questions For Jeffrey WrightThe veteran actor opens up about about his roles in ‘All Day and a Night’ and ‘Westworld’A response icon3A response icon3
InLEVELbyMiles Marshall Lewis·Mar 17, 2020I’m Black, Gen X, and Built for Social DistancingWhy the big fuss over quarantine?A response icon1A response icon1
InLEVELbyMiles Marshall Lewis·Feb 19, 2020RIP Ja’Net DuBois, the First Grown-Ass Woman Gen Xers Fell in Love WithAs Willona Woods, DuBois became the glue of ‘Good Times,’ her confidence setting the tone for everyone around herA response icon2A response icon2
InLEVELbyMiles Marshall Lewis·Dec 19, 2019‘Star Wars’ Was Born in the BronxA superfan travels to Galaxy Edge theme park seeking the thrill he got when he saw ‘Star Wars’ for the first time in the BX
InLEVELbyMiles Marshall Lewis·Dec 12, 2019Your Toddler Will Never Know Spider-Man Was WhiteMiles Morales breathed new life into the stale Peter Parker coming-of-age story. Children who look like him can now strongly identifyA response icon4A response icon4