But this time, her beloved character Isis, and the Clovers, will be the main characters.
that she was working on developing a long-rumored sequel to the 2000 subversive cult cheerleading film,one of the only films of its time to take an ironic feminist look at women participating in a sport often mocked for its perceived proximity to femininity. In the now classic role, Union played the widely adored Isis, the captain of the predominantly Black Clovers cheerleading squad from East Compton.
The importance of a potential sequel centering on cheerleaders of color cannot be understated. The original film was a huge hit within Black communities. In the book, the writer Kase Wickmanhow even with a “measly budget for marketing,” depictions of the Clovers in the trailer had drawn sold-out audiences to theaters in predominantly Black areas like Baldwin Hills and Harlem.
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