On Feb 16 Marvel Studios will release its highly-anticipated superhero film, Black Panther. Starring Chadwick ... the only person raising money to send kids to see the superhero film.

some of the people involved in the creation of Black Panther don't see things the same way. "The idea that only black kids would wear Black Panther costumes is insane to me," Reg Hudlin ...

GoFundMe has also created a centralized page so that anyone, anywhere can create a campaign for kids in their region to watch Black Panther. Celebrities like Snoop Dogg, Jemele Hill, and Chelsea ...

"The kids were so exciting," Robinson said. "Seeing the ticket in their hand... They couldn't wait to go." The Visulite is showing "Black Panther" now through March 8. The 200 tickets are good for any ...

in 2016 during the city’s water crisis is in the spotlight again, this time for helping several hundred underprivileged kids and their chaperones see “Black Panther” over the weekend.

Back in January, Frederick Joseph started the Black Panther Challenge, a GoFundMe campaign to raise money for kids in Harlem to see Black Panther in the theaters. After raising over $40,000 ...

As we all wait with baited breath for the release of Marvel’s Black Panther, one artist decided to reimagine the film’s poster with children. London-based Nigerian visual artist Àsìkò was ...