Black Girls on Substack
Marley E. Dias | THIRD SPACE, Lyssie Gaines <3 Quiet PartsA creative community for and by Black girls from 1 to 25.
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You may know me from Marley Dias Gets It Done, Bookmarks, or #1000BlackGirlBooks. This is THIRD SPACE: weekly prose on Black art and memory\ud83c\udfe1\ud83e\udde1.
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