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Broomes started as an intern for music video director Hype Williams. He took a continuing education course in filmmaking at the School of Visual Arts and has since written, directed and produced films. His drama series, “Everybody's Doing It” was awarded the 2005 Gold Remy Award for Best Series-Dramatic at the WorldFest International Film Festival. His short ALONE screened at film festivals and aired on BET’s “The Best Shorts Showcase” in 2007. His feature film PRO-BLACK SHEEP won “Best film/video” at the 2010 Black International Cinema Film Festival in Berlin, Germany and earned a First Time Narrative Feature Award for Directing nomination at the 2010 Pan African Film Festival in Los Angeles. In 2012, Forest Whitaker’s Juntobox Films optioned his screenplay WHO TRESPASS AGAINST US. His most recent films is a 17 min. short titled AS YOU ARE, along with other animation projects and screenplays in development.

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Article Comment – How to Avoid the 'White Savior Trope' in your Writing

I decided not to read once I saw Dances With Wolves as the main photo in their article. John Dunbar didn't help the Dakota Sioux with their struggles, they helped him with his. He was suicidal, no respect for his own life. ((SPOILER)) It was the Native Americans that not only taught him about love, family, honor, and respect but they also physically rescued him when his own Union Army was shipping him back to be executed. I seriously hate when these so-called "woke" (threw up a little in my mouth just writing that word) film types throw in Dances With Wolves with the other white savior films. That tells me these quasi-film intellectuals either didn't watch the damn film (mostly out of resentment for Goodfellas) or watched it the way a 2-year-old would while having a tantrum, screaming with their ears covered and eyes closed.

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