Headline Roundup: 9/27 – 10/3
Trap Queens and Freak Hoes: On Exclusivity in the Carefree Black Girl Movement / ForHarriet (4 min. read) This piece presented an interesting perspective on Carefree Black Girls that I haven’t seen or considered: […]
Trap Queens and Freak Hoes: On Exclusivity in the Carefree Black Girl Movement / ForHarriet (4 min. read) This piece presented an interesting perspective on Carefree Black Girls that I haven’t seen or considered: […]
No lie, I’m a little nostalgic from all of the back-to-school posts I’ve been seeing. On the various social media platforms I see posts from budding Black student activists and […]
The idea for a series on Hip-Hop came amidst a bunch of incidents that presented the obvious need to discuss it: A group of white fraternity members were caught on […]
To cut straight to the point, no think piece needed, here are 3 reasons why non-Black people shouldn’t say the N-Word: 1. You’re 2. Not 3. Black Well that was […]
Different cultures have their own boundaries when it comes to respecting the physical space a person occupies, whether it refers to how close someone gets or in a space like […]
Black Liberation seems to be getting more difficult to define as the days through the New Civil Rights Movement continue on and more and more Black people face publicized oppression […]
Ron Blasingame, 26, Ohio Favorite brands that are not his own: 10 Deep & Ohio Against the World Favorite piece he owns: Black & red Ralph Lauren flannel Favorite piece he […]
I think it’s still early enough in 2015 to create those “new year, new me” habits. I honestly don’t think you need the January 1st landmark to engage and sustain new […]
An individual’s struggle with self-definition is normal—it’s a part of growing up, natural to the “human condition.” The identity struggles that people of color experience, more specifically members of the […]
“I guess I am a modern-day feminist. I do believe in equality. Why do you have to choose what type of woman you are? Why do you have to label […]