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Kendrick Sampson: ‘Insecure’ Proved Black Creatives Should Tell Their Own Stories

By Veronica Wells ·Updated October 27, 2021

Whether you were a member of #LawrenceHive or you wanted Issa Dee to “do bad all by herself,” you have to admit that Nathan was a strong contender for her affections. Now that Insecure is coming to an end and the fate of Lawrence and Issa’s reconciliation hangs in the balance, there’s a possibility that Nathan might just make his way back around.

While we anxiously await the

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