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What Luck: A Meditation on Black Women Dying fo...
By Taylor Steele @poetofsteele I know that any of these women could easily have been me. They still can. I’ve rejected and ignored men who have catcalled me, flirted with...
What Luck: A Meditation on Black Women Dying fo...
By Taylor Steele @poetofsteele I know that any of these women could easily have been me. They still can. I’ve rejected and ignored men who have catcalled me, flirted with...
Book Review: Homegoing by Yaa Gyasi
By Shanice Brim I have often laid in bed at night wondering when my ancestors lost their languages and accents. When was the moment they stopped remembering what their parents...
Book Review: Homegoing by Yaa Gyasi
By Shanice Brim I have often laid in bed at night wondering when my ancestors lost their languages and accents. When was the moment they stopped remembering what their parents...
Power to the Pen: The Importance of Writing Our...
By Lara Michele Witt @femmefeministe Some of the voices which have helped us connect to ourselves and to each other have become essential for black and brown readers, such as...
Power to the Pen: The Importance of Writing Our...
By Lara Michele Witt @femmefeministe Some of the voices which have helped us connect to ourselves and to each other have become essential for black and brown readers, such as...
Too Black, Too Proud: The Imaginary Negro & The...
By Ron E. Lynch, Jr. I now think back to the words that I shared with my kids at the rally that they held in my honor. I told them...
Too Black, Too Proud: The Imaginary Negro & The...
By Ron E. Lynch, Jr. I now think back to the words that I shared with my kids at the rally that they held in my honor. I told them...
Hey Hey We're the Monkeys
By Misty Sol @mamamistysol I was a ghost. I can tell you what I saw. In the stairwell of the large school building, Black children, small, mostly silent. They move...
Hey Hey We're the Monkeys
By Misty Sol @mamamistysol I was a ghost. I can tell you what I saw. In the stairwell of the large school building, Black children, small, mostly silent. They move...
Book Review: Cannibal by Safiya Sinclair
By Nina N. Yeboah @gotmyniinaa It was the cover that intrigued me initially. The face just off-center belongs to a black person. We know this from the dark skin; the head...
Book Review: Cannibal by Safiya Sinclair
By Nina N. Yeboah @gotmyniinaa It was the cover that intrigued me initially. The face just off-center belongs to a black person. We know this from the dark skin; the head...