Hulu Releases Trailer For New Docuseries Black Twitter: A People’s History
Black Twitter is filled with rich culture. It's where many people have found a voice and connected with others who understand them on a personal level. Now Hulu's new, highly anticipated docuseries Black Twitter: A People’s History is on its way to offer a deep dive into all the cultural juice. From memes to powerful movements, we are exploring the rise of Black Twitter and its impact on Black communities.
The trailer covers Black Twitter's impact on Black lives and its evolution into a cultural phenomenon, showcasing some of the most iconic Black memes and tweets. While highlighting the joys of connectivity and laughter, it also shows how Black Twitter has been pivotal in some of our most impactful movements. The docuseries features many powerful voices in the Black community, including comedian and W. Kamau Bell, The Read’s Kid Fury, journalist Brandon Jinx Jenkins, and Archiving Black Twitter creator Dr. Meredith Clarke. The docuseries aims to highlight Black Twitter to create a historical record of a significant part of Black history.
It may not be Twitter anymore, but Black Twitter stands tall as one of the most influential cultural platforms.
The three-part series premieres May 9 on Hulu.
