Rethinking Lovecraft Country

This chapter explores the complexities of Lovecraft Country as both a television series and its literary origins, addressing the problematic legacy of H.P. Lovecraft, including his racism. The speakers discuss the ethical implications of a white author's portrayal of Black struggles and emphasize the need for diverse representation in storytelling. They engage in a critical dialogue about the series' strengths and weaknesses while reflecting on the challenges of discussing sensitive cultural themes in today's social media landscape.