By Malcolm “Mack” Walker
Last month, when Samuel L. Jackson and Brie Larson announced Spike Lee’s Academy Award win for best adapted screenplay for “BlacKKKlansman,” the first thing I did was get up and scream. It was late; my siblings were probably asleep, and my mom was already tired of my cheering and grumbling in response to the previously presented awards that night. This one was different though — she let me.
Spike Lee, for the first time in 30 years got what he deserved.
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