For those who have always lived in a house on a street, and not a home in a neighborhood, Cage's story may seem like a slow burn, but for some of us, it was a slow romantic tryst into the neighborhood of Harlem. The Barbershop, the brownstones, the street corners, the parks, changed the visuals that I imagined of Harlem, while the background music continued to softly summon my soul. …show more content…
The story of Luke Cage, "Harlem's Son," is also a proud story and we need to see it and hear it, and yet it should be narrated with a sense of responsibility. In similar fashion the story of Harlem in "Marvel's Luke Cage" needed to stand up, and out, but be told honestly and truthfully, mission