Dear White People Is Headed to Netflix as a Series

Dear White People, originally released in theaters in 2014, is hitting Netflix as a series in 2017 to continue schooling white people on how to be.

Dear White People, originally released in theaters in 2014, is hitting Netflix as a series in 2017 to continue schooling white people on how to be.

Two years after Justin Simien wrote the first draft of the script, one year after he created a viral trailer that helped him raise $40,000 through Indiegogo to make the film and almost nine months after it premiered at the Sundance Film Festival, Dear White People has finally hit movie theaters with a considerable…
Here's your first look at Justin Simien's Dear White People, the Indiegogo-funded comedy about depictions of African Americans in the media as told from the perspective of four black Ivy League students. Based on the trailer and positive reception on the festival circuit, Dear White People is shaping up to be one of…
For those desperately waiting for a chance to see Justin Simien and Lena Waithe's Dear White People, head to Sundance — the movie will run during the January festival.
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