George C. Wolfe's biopic chronicles the work of civil rights leader Bayard Rustin in planning an executing the historic 1963 March on Washington. With the words, I have a dream, at the March on ...

Rustin, alongside Alessandra Simental of Odessa ... earning a spot on the Dean’s List, and taking roles as a student ...

Rustin, along with several fellow activists ... best and worst of the iconic author’s backstory, and why he enlisted Dean Baquet for editorial advice. Last month, the monarch and Queen Camilla ...

A few well-known photographs from the civil rights era are reconstructed at the start of the new Netflix movie “Rustin,” such as the moment when Black students sat at a whites-only lunch counter in ...

But given the times we are living in, maybe they should. Rustin was a gay Black man at the center of a civil rights movement that was, the film makes clear, headed up by leaders who routinely ...

the Assistant Dean for Community and Communications at Temple's Klein College. Brown said he is a fan of Domingo's work. He's not only seen "Rustin" several times, but he said he has also assigned ...

Character, dynamics and history can be established in a morsel. That kind of moment arrives in “Rustin” courtesy of director George C. Wolfe, who follows an effectively soundless school ...

That’s the case with Colman Domingo’s galvanic title performance in “Rustin,” which runs like a current through this portrait of the gay civil-rights activist, a close adviser to the Rev ...

On Friday, the five-time Tony Award winning director George C. Wolfe’s RUSTIN will make its way to our television screens via Netflix, following the film’s silver screen debut in early November.