Aramide Tinubu has her Master's in Film Studies from Columbia University. She wrote her thesis on black girlhood and parental loss in contemporary black American cinema. She's a cinephile, bookworm, blogger and NYU alum. Rami, as she's known by her friends and family, hopes to work in creative services pitching diverse ideas and stories to major networks and studios. She's also considering going back to school for her PhD. You can read her blog at: www.chocolategirlinthecity.co or tweet her @midnightrami.
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