ROBERT HOOKS Robert (Bobby Dean) Hooks by Dale Ricardo Shields American actor, producer, and activist. Along with Douglas Turner Ward and Gerald S. Krone, he founded The Negro Ensemble Company. The Negro Ensemble Company is credited with the launch of the careers of many major Black artists of all disciplines, …
Tag: Cicely Tyson
Robert Hooks
- A Raisin In The Sun, Aaron Loves Angela, Adolph Caesar, Adolph Green, Al Cook, Alfre Woodard, Antonio Fargas, Arthur French, Arthur Laurents, Backstairs at the White House, Barbara Ann Teer, Beah Richards, Bernie Casey, Betty Comden, Bibi Besch, Cecilia Ann Hooks Onibudo, Chester Sims, Christopher Michael Carter, Chuck Gordone, Cicely Tyson, CicelyTyson, Clarence Avant, Claudia McNeil, Dale Ricardo Shields, Dale Shields, Daphne Maxwell Reed, DC Black Repertory Company, Debbie Allen, Denise Nicholas, Denzel Washington, Diana Sands, Dick Anthony Williams, Dick Gregory, Don Murray, Douglas Turner Ward, Ed De Shae, Eric Hooks, Gerald S. Krone, Glenda Dickerson, Glynn Turman, Godfrey Cambridge, Gwendolyn Brooks, Hallelujah Baby, Hattie Winston, Hattie Winston Wheeler, Helen Martin, Howard University, Hurry Sundown, Ivan Dixon, Ja'net Dubois, Janet MacLaughlan, Jean Genet, Jennifer West, Joseph Papp, Jr., Judyann Elder, Jule Styne, Kevin Hooks, Kiyo Dean Tarpley Hooks, Larry Riley, Leslie Uggams, Lex Monson, Lillian Hayman, Lonne Elder III, Lou Gossett, Louis Gossett Jr, Louise Stubbs, Luise Heath, Luther Henderson, Maya Angelou, Melvin Van Peebles, N.Y.P.D., Nancy Carter, Nancy Wilson, Negro Ensemble Company, New York Shakespeare Festival, Oggi Oburn, Paul Winfield, Police Story, Raymond St. Jacques, Robert (Rob) Hooks, Robert Hooks, Ron O'Neal, Rosalind Cash, Roscoe Lee Browne, Rosey Grier, Ruby Dee, Seventeen Again, Sidney Poitier, Sonny Jim Gaines, Sophisticated Gents, Terry Carter, Thalmus Rasualla, Trouble Man, Vinnie Burrows, Where's Daddy?, William BT Taylor
Jonelle Allen
Jonelle Allen By DALE RICARDO SHIELDS Jonelle Allen is an American actress, singer, and dancer from Harlem, New York, United States. Beginning her career in the late 1960s. Allen …
- Alan Weeks, Alfre Woodard, All in the Family, Alma Robinson, Arnold Wilkerson, Barney Miller, Bill Duke, Brian G. Wilson, Byron Sully, Cagney and Lacey, Candy Ann Brown, Carol Channing, Charles Nelson Reilly, Charlton Heston, Cholly Atkins, Cicely Tyson, Cicely Tyson. James Earl Jones, Clifton Davis, Come Back Charleston Blue, Cotton Comes to Harlem, Dale Ricardo Shields, Dale Shields, Dr. Quinn, Dr. Quinn: Medicine Woman, ER, Finian's Rainbow, Florence Henderson, Gene Reed, Generations, Gerry Ragni, Girlfriends, Glynn Turman, Godfrey Cambridge, Green Pastures, HAIR, Helen Hayes, HELLO DOLLY, Henry G. Sanders, Hill Street Blues, Iforcolor.org, James Earl Jones, Jan Sterling, Jeff Goldblum, Jermaine H. Johnson, Jill O'Hara, Joel Grey, Jonelle Allen, Joseph Papp, Jr., Kristoff St. John, Leo Genn, Lola Falana, Louis Gossett, M.D., Marilyn Coleman, Meadowlark Lemon, Medicine Woman, Monty Hall, Ossie Davis, Paula Kelly, Ralph Wilcox, Raul Julia, Redd Roxx, Richard Roundtree, Roger E. Mosley, Ryan Rong, Sally Eaton, Sammy Davis Jr., Shelley Plimpton, Stockard Channing, Susan Batson, Susan Dey, Taurean Blacque, Teddy Wilson, The Hotel New Hampshire, The Love Boat, The River Niger, Thommie Bush., Tony Richardson, Trapper John, Trazana Beverly, Two Gentlemen of Verona, Vivica A. Fox, Walker Daniels, Walter Winchell, Warren Burton, Will Mastin Trio
Cicely Louise Tyson
Cicely Louise Tyson By Dale Ricardo Shields Born: December 18, 1924 Death: January 28, 2021 Cicely Tyson was a powerhouse. “She was a talented stage, screen, and television actress who won a Tony, three Emmys, and an honorary Oscar during her remarkable seven-decade career. During a time in the film industry that often …
- Andrew Young, Arthur French, Arthur Mitchell, Bill Cosby, Bill Kux, Blair Underwood, Charles Gordone, Charles Turner, Cicely Tyson, Condola Rashad, Cuba Gooding Jr, Curtis Billings, D.L. Coburn, Dale Ricardo Shields, Dale Shields, Devon Abner, Diana Sands, Emma Stone, Eric Hooks, Fannie Flagg, Gene Frankel, Geoffrey Holder, Godfrey Cambridge, Harry Belafonte, Horton Foote, How to Get Away with Murder, Iforcolor.org, James Baldwin, James Earl Jones, Jean Genet, Jessica Tandy, Kathy Bates, Keke Palmer, Kevin Hooks, Lawrence Fishburne, Lenny Kravitz, Leon Addison Brown, LeVar Burton, Lila Rogers, Linda Powell, Lloyd Richards, Louis Gossett, Marge Redmond, Mary Stuart Masterson, Mary-Louise Parker, Mashaune Hardy, Maya Angelou, Mia Dillon, Michael Wilson, Miles Davis, Morgan Freeman, Oprah Winfrey, Pat Bowie, Peter Gallagher, Richard Ward, Robert Hooks, Rod Perry, Roots, Roscoe Lee Browne, Sammy Davis Jr., Samuel Muhammad Jr., Shonda Rhimes, Susan Heyward, Ted Airhart, The Autobiography of Miss Jane Pittman, The Gin Game, The Trip to Bountiful, Tom Wopat, Tyler Perry, Vanessa Williams, Vinnette Carroll, Viola Davis, Yvonne Jerrell
The Mammy Archetype: A Black Maiden Syndrome
- By iforcolor in Actress, History, Vaudeville
-
November 4, 2020
Media Depictions of the Mammy Archetype by Dale Ricardo Shields The Mammy archetype is one of the most notable Black stereotypes and caricatures which exist in American culture. “In reality, the pancake mix was the creation of two White men in Missouri, and they named it after a character in a minstrel song, not an …
- Abbey Lincoln, Al Jolson, Amanda Randolph, Anna Robinson, Barbara Stanwyck, Beau Bridges, Bette Davis, Bob Corley, Butterfly McQueen, Cicely Tyson, Clark Gable, Claudia McNeil, D.W. Griffith, David O. Selznick, Diahann Carroll, Dorothy Dandrige, Edith Wilson, Estelle Evans, Esther Rolle, Ethel Waters, Harriet Beecher Stowe, Hattie McDaniel, Ida B. Wells, Jean Harlow, Jennie Lee, John Kenrick, Kathryn Stockett, Lauri Peters, Lillian Randolph, Louis Armstrong, Louise Beavers, Marla Gibbs, Marlon Hurt, Maxine Sullivan, Nan Martin, Nancy Green, Nell Carter, Octavia Spencer, Oprah Winfrey, Otis McDaniel, Rosie Lee Moore Hall, Ruby Dandridge, Sanaa Lathan, Shirley Temple, Sidney Poitier, Theresa Harris, Viola Davis, Virginia Capers, Vivien Leigh, Whoopi Goldberg, William Hanna
Vinnette Carroll
VINNETTE JUSTINE CARROLL “We still need Black theatre. But I think we need to show Black people just living, just trying to get through the world with the problems other people have.” American Playwright/Director/Actress 1922 – 2002 by Dale Ricardo Shields Vinnette Carroll Ph.D. was born on March 11, 1922, to Edgar and Florence …
- Aide Levels Jr, Al Green, Alex Bradford, Arnold Wilkerson, Ashford & Simpson, Bert Andrews, Bob Larimer, Brenda Braxton, But Never Jam Today, Carroll O'Connor, Celestine DeSaussure, Charlayne Woodard, Cicely Tyson, Clarence Williams III, Clayton Strange, Clea vent Derricks, Cleavant Derricks, Clinton Derricks‐Carrth, Clinton-Derricks Carroll, Debbie Allen, DON'T BOTHER ME, Donald McKayle, Dwayne Phelps, Every Hayes, Garry Q Lewis, Hope Clarke, Howard Roberts, I CAN'T COPE, James Alexander of The Bar-kays, James Earl Jones, Jean Stapleton, Jeffrey Anderson-Gunter, Jeffrey Anderson‐Gunter, Lea Scott, Louise Stubbs, Luther Vandross, Lynne Clifton‐Allen, Lynne Clifton‐Allen. Brenda Braxton, Lynne Thigpen, Marilynn WInbush, Mary Wilson, Melba Moore, Micki Grant, Nat Morris, Nora Cole, Pat Heaven, Paula Kelly, Reginald Vel Johnson, Richard Ward, Rob Reiner, Robert 'Kool' Bell of Kool and The Gang, Roscoe Lee Browne, Sam Barton, Sarah Dash of LaBelle, Savion Glover, Sharon K. Brooks, Steve Semien, Theodore Mann, Your Arm's Too Short To Box With GOD