“Just for a Few Hours, We Was Free”: The Blues and Mapping Freedom in Sinners (2025)
Back of black woman in 1930s dress as she walks into a barn dance. A front view of two Black people wearing oversized white tee shirts to her right performing contemporary hip hop dances.
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