Film and cinema as an artistic medium play an integral role in promoting discussions concerning social justice. Within specifically Black horror, the implementation of the abnormal and dreamlike highlights the surreal and unfathomable experiences that characterize the Black experience. Such experiences have become normalized within contemporary discourse, therefore rationalizing racial injustice and structural violence. This video installation and subsequent panel discussion featuring Poster House museum curator and educator, Es-pranza Humphrey, will delve deeper into such conversations, exploring how the presence of Afrosurrealism in modern Black horror cinema highlights the very grim and very real experience of Black folks throughout America. Register now to join us in learning more about the intersections between art and racial justice advocacy!