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Angelique Roche

(She/Her/Ella)
Los Angeles, Nola
As seen in: NBC News, Harper's Bazaar, Marvel, ComicsBeat, Black Girl Nerds, MomsRising.org, Rewire.News, AIPTComics, The Fandomentals, fanboyfactor.com and
Covers:  Pop culture, Genre (movie/TV/books), social justice, entertainment, narrative voice, civics, and nerd culture
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Angelique Roche’s Biography

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Angélique Roché, is an attorney, professional host, moderator, voiceover artist, journalist, and content creator.

Angélique has contributed to NBC News, Black Girl Nerds, Syfy Wire, Marvel.com, Nerdist, and Rewire News. She is currently the host of Marvel Entertainment's Marvel's Voices podcast and former on-air contributor and host of the podcasts Brave New Pod and Geeksplain for Syfy Wire and host of New York Public Radio’s (WNYC) live monthly show and podcast “Very Biggest Questions” at The…

Angelique Roche’s Journalist Portfolio

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Marvel's Voices Highlight: Artist Alitha E. Martinez

Marvel's Voices Highlight: Artist Alitha E. Martinez

As the 1990s ended, Marvel was under new management after declaring bankruptcy in 1996. During this time, Mar…

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Jennifer Beals on Joining the 'Star Wars' Universe

Jennifer Beals on Joining the 'Star Wars' Universe

Jennifer Beals made her mark with one of the defining roles of the 1980s: Flashdance's Alex Owens, a welder w…

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Essay: Finding Hope in a TARDIS: Violence, Racism & Headline Fatigue

Essay: Finding Hope in a TARDIS: Violence, Racism & Headline Fatigue

Over the last few months it's been harder and harder for me to turn away from headlines splattered with polic…

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The Medicine of Ambitious Gods: Medically vital but uninsured?

The Medicine of Ambitious Gods: Medically vital but uninsured?

This week marked a victory for humanity and our country's ability to acknowledge the worth and value of peopl…

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The Politics of Splitting Pills

The Politics of Splitting Pills

Last week, when former U.S. Senator and current President of the Heritage Foundation, Jim DeMint, confidently…

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"Wearing our movements on our chest": Radical expressions of Blackness define Afropunk style

"Wearing our movements on our chest": Radical expressions of Blackness define Afropunk style

Over the past 12 years Afropunk - which started in Brooklyn, New York with just one stage and a skateboard pa…

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A Conversation with Marvel Studios’ ‘The Avengers’ Lakota Language Dub Team

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By Angelique Roche
| Marvel Verified
Movies Read Angélique Roché’s extended interview with the team behind the Lakota Language dub of ‘The Avengers.’ Last year, Marvel Studios released its very first Lakota Language project with the dubbing of Marvel Studios’ The Avengers. The project took over 15 months and involved 62 Lakota-Dakota language speakers, as well as the original Avengers team, to help reintroduce and promote the Lakota language.
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The First Freedom: The Story Of Opal Lee and Juneteenth’ Novel

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By Trey Mangum Verified, Angelique Roche
| Garland Journal Verified
By Trey Mangum Blavity https://blavity.com/ Blavity can exclusively report that an upcoming graphic novel has been set on Opal Lee, aka the Grandmother of Juneteenth. The news of the book, First Freedom: The Story of Opal Lee and Juneteenth, was announced by Oni Press on Tuesday The novel is from journalist, producer, and author Angélique Roché and artists Alvin Epps, Bex Glendining and Millicent Monroe.
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GET YOUR FIRST LOOK AT STORM: LIFEDREAM #1, A CELEBRATION OF BLACK HISTORY MONTH AND 50 YEARS OF EARTH'S MIGHTIEST MUTANT

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By Angelique Roche, John Jennings, Curtis Baxter, Brittney Morris
| fanboyfactor.com
Arriving on January 29, STORM: LIFEDREAM features all-new stories by a lineup of acclaimed Black creators including Angélique Roché, John Jennings, Karen S. Darboe and more. For Black History Month, Marvel Comics will continue its tradition of highlighting Black characters and uplifting Black voices with a special Marvel’s Voices comic one-shot. This time around, it’ll be centered around one the most groundbreaking super heroes in pop culture—STORM.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Intern at CBS News Productions

Who do you wish followed you?

Oprah

What advice can you offer to aspiring journalists?

write what you love