Past & Present: 20 Bad-Ass Black Womxn In TV History You Should Know.

Who are your favorite Womxn of Color in TV History? Taste ATL: The Series  is celebrating the womxn who have influenced us through television and media for Womxn’s History Month!  Let’s #breakthescreen and show off the magically melanated womxn who paved the way and continue to for Womxn of Color! 1. Lyshae Rollins. Lyshae Rollins (she/her) is

Womxn of Color in TV History: Actor, Director, & Humanitarian: Phylicia Rashad.

Taste ATL: The Series is honoring Womxn of Color in TV History for Womxn’s History Month! Phylicia Rashad (Singer, Actor, Director, Humanitarian). Rashad, who received Emmy Award nominations in 1985 and 1986 for her role as Claire Huxtable on The Cosbys has been dubbed the “Mother of the Black Community.” She was the First Black

Womxn of Color in TV History: QWOC Writer & Director Lyshae Rollins.

Lyshae Rollins (she/her) is a multi-faceted entertainer and producer paving the way for QWOC in TV! Originally from the South side of Chicago, she is a powerhouse of talent. Music artist, writer, producer, and CEO of Rollins Mediaverse are just a few of the many hats she wears. Rollins latest production Taste ATL: The Series

New Series Celebrates QTPOC Sexuality, Relationships, & the Atlanta LGBTQ Scene .

ATLANTA, Georgia, March 1, 2021. There’s a new series in the gayborhood and it’s unapologetically black and queer. Taste ATL: The Series is a colorful and comedic drama that brings to light and challenges LGBTQ relationship stereotypes to provide a new spectrum and healthy insight into the exploration of sexuality. The show is fun and

Your New Addiction. Taste ATL: The Series.

Lyshae Rollins of Rollins Mediaverse brings us Taste ATL the Series – a digital scripted series following the lives and loves of a dynamic friend circle of queer womxn, which draws you into an underworld of varying Lesbian “situationships”. Shy, Long Island native Marliegh moves to a new city to claim her independence. As she joins forces with an