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What it’s about: This East London-based web series by newcomer Cecile Emeke follows the everyday experiences of two Black British best friends.
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What it’s about: Picture an associate partner (struggling with being an angry Black woman) at a crisis firm that focuses on racial issues. Between dealing with the complications of a Latina Harriet Tubman in a school play and dodging Mr. Wonderful, Koko is bound to keep you in stitches.
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What it’s about: What happens when two childhood friends reconnect over a lush Los Angeles back drop? The answer is simple; it unravels as a series of romantic firsts that feels like a modern day Love Jones.
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What it’s about: Working as the only African American in your department can be tough, especially when you’re one of the few people of color many of your co-workers know.
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What’s about: When your friend uses your picture on a dating site, foolishness is bound to follow.
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What it’s about: A single mother raising her son needs more than just a side gig to sustain herself. Follow Nia as she discovers herself through her daily interactions.
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What’s it’s about: It’s not too late to catch up on this 2014 runaway hit about five African women who return home to Ghana. Creator Nicole Amarteifo has already hinted at season 2.
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What it’s about: When your roommate moonlights as bae, things are bound to get complicated. That drama describes the first episode in this roller coaster series.
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What it’s about: Sometimes we don’t get it right the first time and that’s why wisdom is such a vital part of the journey. Viewers join Stephanie, a thirty-something, unemployed woman in L.A, trying to figure it out.
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What it’s about: Three gay men and their transgendered friend try to survive their twenties while dodging NYC’s numerous shenanigans. The one-liners and theatrics coupled with the sensitive topics make for a well-rounded series.
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What it’s about: The struggles of the light-skinned Black man are all too real in the docu-series that follows Roomieloverfriends star, Austen Jaye.
