Celebrating Black representation always has an importance. Here are the most powerful Black characters in horror.
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vanessa maki
Vanessa Maki is a queer Blerd and freelance writer. She has written for publications like Dread Central, Daily Dead, Fangoria, Screensphere and more. She's a former regular contributor for Pink Advocate as well as The Mary Sue, and currently writes for a few places.
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