Chauncey K. Robinson

6 days ago | peoplesworld.org | Chauncey K. Robinson

“In a time of universal deceit—telling the truth is a revolutionary act.”Earlier this month, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled unanimously, 9-0, that the Trump administration must “facilitate” the return of Kilmar Abrego Garcia to the United States. The Salvadorian national was deported on March 15, despite legally living in the country.

1 week ago | peoplesworld.org | Chauncey K. Robinson

Popular culture has always been tainted by a capitalist-driven system that focuses on churning out products to be consumed with little consideration for art. Every generation has its stories of female stars who’ve been torn apart by the very industry that built them up and enabled them to become influential. More often than not, these women have met their undoing in controversies steeped in sexism, in situations that treat them as commodities rather than the complex human beings they are.

3 weeks ago | peoplesworld.org | Chauncey K. Robinson

MADISON, Wis.—On April 1, Wisconsin voters will turn out for a special state election that will determine the nation’s political future. The race has become the most expensive judicial election in U.S. history because this battle over a seat in the Wisconsin Supreme Court will have heavy ramifications on issues dealing with abortion access, collective union bargaining, and voting rights.

1 month ago | ipanewspack.com | Chauncey K. Robinson

By Chauncey K. RobinsonNEW YORK: Just in time for Women’s History Month comes the wrestling biopic Queen of the Ring, which provides an epic rollercoaster ride through the journey of sports legend Mildred Burke. The movie is packed to the brim with wrestling lore through the scope of a woman who dared to defy societal conventions—and the odds—to go on to be one of the most prolific athletes in wrestling.

1 month ago | peoplesworld.org | Chauncey K. Robinson

The Actor, draped in the aesthetic of the golden age of Hollywood, could, on the surface, be mistaken for having more style than substance. Yet, the film does a masterful job of interweaving gripping performances and darker themes that go deeper than glitz and glamour, resulting in a moving drama that subtly explores themes of human connection and life purpose. It’s better than the overused critic term “a love letter to cinema”; instead, it is a beautifully honest letter to the human condition.