Protecting inanimate objects and “values” over Black lives has always been essential to America
None of this is new, and when we remember this we get stronger in our strategies of dismantling the systems that produce this violence.
None of this is new, and when we remember this we get stronger in our strategies of dismantling the systems that produce this violence.
It feels too enormous a task to mourn so many at once.
Integration has completely warped the way many Black Americans deal with race issues.
By Chelsea Neason On March 18th of this year, the Sacramento Police Department committed yet another act of aggression against our nation. Stephon Clark was standing in his grandmother Sequita Thompson’s backyard—sacred land, the dwelling place of an elder—when they…
By Leslie Afua Sometimes, we can be gullible as hell. Iâm not even going to touch the fact that a lot of us are still watching the NFL despite its anti-Black and sexist history. Instead Iâm going to focus on…
By Lauren Roshan The Black community has a history of politicising our art. The Black Arts Movement of 1965 began as a Black American literary offspring of the the Civil Rights Movement, and, though short-lived, it made significant impact on…
By Arielle Iniko Newton The energy in D.C. was stiff on Inauguration Day. Trump supporters and opponents were careful to keep their distance from one another. I stared mercilessly into the eyes of every racist I saw wearing a âMake…
By Vitula Henderson Iâm struggling with this new, post-election sisterhood with white women. I feel like this relationship is moving too fast, passing over the reckoning that I feel is necessary for me to move forward with confidence. It feels…