Chauncey K. Robinson
Social Media Editor at People's World
The Twisted Girl Next door; Proud childfree cat lady; 🥇winning journalist ; Film/tv critic 🍅 approved; Horror, Movie & Political commentary ❤️👹🐦⬛
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2 days ago |
peoplesworld.org | Chauncey K. Robinson
The role that artificial intelligence (AI) should play in our everyday lives has become a hot topic over the last few years. As technology in the area rapidly progresses—and one too many tech CEOs use it to justify less regulation, worker layoffs, and data mining of original works without much credit given—it has definitely become more than just a thing of science fiction fantasy. That doesn’t mean sci-fi stories can’t weigh in on the matter, though, as they’ve done so often before.
Fascism, working-class struggle, and 2026: Looking back on the dystopian sci-fi classic ‘Metropolis’
1 week ago |
peoplesworld.org | Chauncey K. Robinson
One hundred years ago, in 1925, the serialized version of the novel Metropolis was published in the German magazine Illustriertes Blatt with the intention of it being adapted into a film. In 1927, it hit the big screen and eventually came to be seen as pioneering science-fiction cinema, being among the first feature-length films of the genre.
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2 weeks ago |
peoplesworld.org | Chauncey K. Robinson
The best kind of vampire films understand that there are worse things in society than blood-sucking monsters with fangs. The horror genre has often been a cinematic landscape exploring themes in our world that aren’t the most pleasant. When movies in this genre lean into this legacy with bold, imaginative storytelling, the result can often be compelling original stories that lure us in with terror and keep us captivated with the very human condition at the heart of it all.
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3 weeks ago |
peoplesworld.org | Chauncey K. Robinson
As the country continues to be divided on politics and “culture wars,” one American institution has been thrust into the center of it all—libraries. While heated debates surrounding book bans and attacks on education have been making headlines, a new documentary presents a compelling case that the American public library has always been at the heart of democracy.
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4 weeks 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.
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RT @MsChaunceyKR: As we approach 2026, the year depicted in the classic sci-fi film Metropolis (1927), I reflect on its themes of class str…
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