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Author Spoilers: Aisha Harris

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Three Slate Critics Try to Iron Out What Went Wrong With A Wrinkle in Time
spoils A Wrinkle in Time by Aisha Harris on Slate Magazine published 03/09/2018
A Wrinkle in Time Is Less Subtle Than a Tesseract, but It Finds Moments of Humanity When It Can
spoils A Wrinkle in Time by Aisha Harris on Slate Magazine published 03/07/2018
Greta Gerwig on Lady Bird, John Hughes, and Being “Ready” to Step Behind the Camera
spoils Lady Bird by Aisha Harris on Slate Magazine published 12/08/2017
Netflix’s Mudbound Gives One of Our Most Promising Filmmakers Her Biggest Canvas Yet
spoils Mudbound by Aisha Harris on Slate Magazine published 11/16/2017
What’s Fact and What’s Fiction in Detroit
spoils Detroit by Aisha Harris on Slate Magazine published 08/03/2017
The Alternate Ending of Get Out Is Much More Plausible and Way More Depressing Than the Original
spoils Get Out by Aisha Harris on Slate Magazine published 05/18/2017
In Season 2, Master of None Goes Bigger and Gets Better
spoils Master of None by Aisha Harris on Slate Magazine tagged season 2 published 05/03/2017
The Ghost in the Shell Remake’s Twist Ending Makes the Whitewashing Even Worse
spoils Ghost in the Shell by Aisha Harris on Slate Magazine published 03/31/2017
The Most Terrifying Villain in Get Out Is White Womanhood
spoils Get Out by Aisha Harris on Slate Magazine published 03/07/2017
Get Out Is an Instant Classic About the Hilarious Nightmare That Is Existing While Black
spoils Get Out by Aisha Harris on Slate Magazine published 02/23/2017
The Ending of Sully Is Completely Ridiculous
spoils Sully by Aisha Harris on Slate Magazine published 09/12/2016
Even When You Ignore Zoe Saldana in “Blackface,” Nina Is Not a Good Movie
spoils Nina by Aisha Harris on Slate Magazine published 04/22/2016
Here Are the Biggest Takeaways From the Early Reviews of Captain America: Civil War
spoils Captain America: Civil War by Aisha Harris on Slate Magazine published 04/14/2016