Maya Williams

Maya Williams (she/her & they/them) is a writer based in Portland, ME. Maya has contributed to spaces such as The Tempest, Black Youth Project, RaceBaitr, The Gay Gaze, and more.

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Cheryl Dunye, Jingletown, and Making Space for Black Queer Filmmakers
Tina Gordon Honoring Black Gospel Culture and Making Plot Turns in ‘Praise This’
Five Black Superheroines in Film & TV in Celebration of ‘Shazam! Fury of the Gods’
Michael Jai White Showcases Latin American Action Heroes and Being of Service in ‘As Good as Dead’
Highlighting an Underrepresented Profession at the Emmys through ‘Abbott Elementary’
We Need More Black Villains Like Allison Hargreeves of ‘Umbrella Academy’
Navigating Growth, Complexity, and Black Fashion: an Interview with Kristin Dodson of ‘Flatbush Misdemeanors’ 
Review: ‘I’m Charlie Walker’ Is Another Film About a Historical Black Figure to Help Teach White Viewers
Exploring the Dark Side of ‘The Bob’s Burgers Movie’ Through Comedy, Murder Mystery, and Music
The Importance of Direction in Saul Williams and Anisia Uzeyman’s ‘Neptune Frost’