Ryan Coogler, the director of Black Panther and Creed, breaks down each film format and the many ways you can see Sinners on the big screen. Sinners, shot on KODAK 65mm film is only in theaters April 18. #SinnersMovie

This week’s #GQHYPE: The Washington brothers on forging their own paths, on their own terms. According to Malcolm Washington, "I'm working to build something larger than me." 🔗: https://t.co/ArYjoiDJM9

Negro League statistics will be integrated into the MLB database beginning tomorrow, per @BNightengale Josh Gibson will now be MLB's all-time career leader in batting average (.372), slugging percentage (.718) and OPS (1.177)

Atlanta, Georgia. Photographs taken at Piedmont Park by Yvette Meltzer (circa 1969-1970)

Natchez, Mississippi. Photographs by Norman Studios (undated) The photos from this series are from the Thomas H. and Joan W. Handy collection, LSU Libraries, Special Collections

Columbia, South Carolina (1974) Photo by Bill Scroggins via the Richland Library

Baltimore, Maryland (1940s-1950s) Photographs by Paul S. Henderson via the Maryland Center for History and Culture

Washington D.C. Photographs by Gordon Parks (1942) via the Library of Congress

Children playing on a cart in Harlem, New York in the 1920s.

Mobile, Alabama. Photographs by Gordon Parks (1956)

Freedom Summer, 1964 Photographs taken in Mississippi during the filming of “A Regular Bouquet,” a documentary by Richard Beymer via the Washington University Digital Gateway Image Collections

The first photograph taken of Frederick Douglass around 1841, a few years after his escape from slavery.

Pennsylvania. Photographs from the ‘Rural African Americans of the Allegheny Mountains’ collection (circa 1900-1910) via the Meyersdale Public Library

The Edward W. West family, Boone County, Missouri, 1919

Footage of the Madison, North Carolina community (circa 1939-1941). Originally silent, this footage is a continuation of the film series highlighting the H. Lee Waters collection held at Duke University. Music: Think (Instrumental) by Curtis Mayfield

Pompano Beach, Florida. Photographs by Reverend Clinton Mack (1930s-1940s) via the Broward County Library Digital Archive

Photographs taken in Siloam — Greene County, Georgia (1941) by Jack Delano via the Library of Congress

Two mothers with children watching marchers during the Selma to Montgomery march, 1965 Photographed by Stephen Somerstein

Photographs taken during a ‘Free Huey’ rally at DeFremery Park (1968). Photographs by Ruth-Marion Baruch via the UC Santa Cruz University Library Digital Collection

"If you are silent about your pain, they'll kill you and say you enjoyed it." —Zora Neale Hurston