‘My Name Is Pauli Murray’ Review: ‘RBG’ Directors Honor Another Civil Rights Leader

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Netflix has assembled the cast around Kevin Hart and Wesley Snipes in the limited series True Story, written and executive produced by Narcos: Mexico executive producer Eric Newman and produced by Hart’s HartBeat Production.

St Johnstone in time for the Perth club's date with destiny in the Betfred Cup Final. The midfielder went off injured in the first half of Saints' match against Rangers earlier this month and was looking doubtful for the clash against Livingston at Hampden Park on February 28.

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While it’s not the big reunion we’ve probably all been hoping for, it will have to do!

While the rest of the world was engrossed in watching the Super Bowl, the teen hit show The Vampire Diaries’ former co-stars Nina Dobrev and Paul Wesley reunited this weekend for a double date with their significant others! Elena from the show aka Nina was joined by her boyfriend Shaun White, while Paul was with his wife Ines de Ramon. The four friends went on a snowboarding trip at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort in Wyoming over the weekend according to their Instagram activity.

The Vampire Diaries co-stars Nina Dobrev and Paul Wesley reunited this weekend for a double date with their significant others!

Friends who suck blood together (on a TV show, obviously), stay together! Vampire Diaries stars Nina Dobrev and Paul Wesley looked like they had so much fun on February 7 during their Super Bowl Sunday ski trip.

Elena and Stefan, together again! Former Vampire Diaries costars Nina Dobrev and Paul Wesley reunited for a fun-filled ski trip — and they were joined by their significant others, Shaun White and Ines de Ramon.

Joe Leydon Film CriticAlthough he occasionally uses a broad brush dipped in primary colors while fashioning his admiring portrait of Bob Zellner, the grandson of a Ku Klux Klansman who improbably evolved into a civil rights activist during the early 1960s, filmmaker Barry Alexander Brown shrewdly and intelligently avoids most of the “white savior” clichés common to such scenarios in “Son of the South.” Based on Zellner’s memoir “The Wrong Side of Murder Creek: A White Southerner in the Freedom

Lawyer, scholar, priest and queer pioneer Pauli Murray is exactly the kind of historical personage for whom the phrase “I can’t believe I’ve never heard of them before!” exists. No less than Thurgood Marshall and Ruth Bader Ginsburg were indebted to Murray for their legal triumphs in overturning segregation and discrimination against women.

Also Read: 'These Days' Captured William Jackson Harper's First Reaction to Marianne Rendon's 'Whimsical' Hand-Dance (Video)Cohen said that Murray was an “underrecognized figure in so many areas” — a Black, non-binary activist and civil rights worker, whose 1950 book “States’ Laws on Race and Color” was considered by Marshall and other activists to be a core document in the push against racial segregation. She was named a co-author in Ginsburg’s brief for her landmark Reed v.

Directors Julie Cohen and Betsy West first came across the name Pauli Murray while working on their Oscar-nominated documentary “RBG.” Ruth Bader Ginsburg had written “Pauli Murray” on the front cover of her first women’s rights brief before the Supreme Court to give credit for the idea she'd be arguing. Murray had, in 1965, written a law journal article positing that the 14th Amendment could be used to protect gender equality.

Joe Leydon Film CriticIt could be argued that “Savage State” ultimately seems worse than it really is only because the opening scenes of this French-Canadian-produced period drama are so deceptively promising. But, really, writer-director David Perrault (“Our Heroes Died Tonight”) has no one to blame but himself.