In a world that is saturated with stories about White women living in the city and “doing it for themselves,” it’s refreshing to see three Black women on stage making a mess of their lives. Being strong and super human is the stereotypical name of the game for Black women in almost every facet of entertainment. If you look at any number of the shows currently on or off Broadway, Black women frame the story of their White counterparts as domestics, gossips, nerds, and pretty much everything in between, as long as it’s on the outskirts of the society they’re helping create. But Aziza Barnes’ BLKS (Currently up at MCC, directed by Robert O’Hara) is challenging the narrative of what Black women