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What We Lose When We Forget We Belong to One Another: The Quiet Erosion of Black Community
I can't help but wonder if one of the greatest losses we rarely talk about is how easy it's become to live alongside one another without ever truly belonging to one another.
Somewhere along the way, many of us stopped seeing community as s...
In Conversation with: Mr. Wash The Artist - 08.03.26 - Issue No. 11
“Fulton Leroy Washington paints the truth of Black life from the inside out, carrying the weight of injustice, the clarity of faith, and the quiet power of resilience in every layer of his work.”
Painting truth, testimony, and the unspoken...
When Love Calls: Why We Rearrange Our Lives for Certain People
Love has always possessed a peculiar authority over the human heart. It persuades us to cross oceans we once believed were too far, endure seasons we once believed were too long,
and entrust our future to someone who, only moments before,...
The Nolan Wells Case and the Danger of Raising Black Children to Believe Color Does Not Matter
The Nolan Wells case reminds us that Black families have never had the luxury of raising children on hope alone. We have always had to preserve their innocence while also preparing them,
carefully and painfully, for a world that does not a...
The Difference Between Attraction and Recognition: Why Some People Feel Significant the Moment You Meet Them
There is a meaningful distinction between being drawn to someone’s appearance, personality, or charm and sensing, almost immediately, that they may become one of the defining relationships
of your life. The first is attraction. The second...
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