Alykhan Kaba

I write about the social impact of entertainment and how media can be used for good. Views are my own.

Alykhan Kaba

Tag: Netflix

African Content Shaping Global Entertainment

May 11, 2022 1 Comment

In recent years, streamers like Netflix and Disney+ have taken on a steep interest in Africa, investing heavily in content across the continent. Relative to

What Seaspiracy Gets Right About Environmental Advocacy

April 10, 2021 No Comments

Scandal, slavery, murder – is this a The God Father, or an environmental documentary? In Seaspiracy, Ali Tabrizi shines a light on the corruption running

Year in Review: The Social Impact of Media and Entertainment in 2020

December 19, 2020 2 Comments

Alright, folks. It’s been a crazy year, and it’s not even over yet. Remember last December when we anticipated the ’20s with so much optimism?

What Netflix’s Disclosure Teaches Us About Trans Representation in the Media

July 18, 2020 1 Comment

I’ve always enjoyed an informative documentary, and Disclosure on Netflix is just that, and then some. Executive produced by actress and advocate Laverne Cox, the

Now Playing: Belgian Rapper Hamza Saucegod

July 4, 2020 No Comments

The other day, I was listening to my Discover Weekly playlist on Spotify, just like I do every week. Before I knew it, I stumbled