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Blackstack, MeraBaid, Maya Jeanne, Jacquie Verbal, Netta Fei, Alina Moore, Trinity Ibrena, Dr. Aleea Zamani, E.A. Noble, zackevia s., Artist Green, B4, Gary F. Green II, PhD, Jas, Antoinette Davis, Melody Radford

A corner of Substack for the Black community. We can call this a little safe hub F.U.B.U. If you don't check the box for Black on applications, don't click the subscribe button to this publication. They not like us!

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Authors

The writers behind this newsletter.

  • Blackstack

    Let's call this F.U.B.U.

  • MeraBaid

    Writer/poet, mama, birth worker, Montessori educator. I write about childhood, motherhood, womanhood, the inner child and the village. Likely the inventor of smoothie bowls.

  • Maya Jeanne

    writer;dreamer;spoonie;film buff;whimsy enthusiast love yourself, when you despise yourself-it's worth it ✨

  • Jacquie Verbal

    Navigating through life freeing myself from the conditioning of my culture while embracing change.

  • Netta Fei

    Author, spiritual coach, and founder of True Self Society. I guide Black women back to their divinity and into lives lived on 10: elevated, free, and joy-filled every day.

  • Alina Moore

    She/her. Black poet, writer, creative, librarian by day. Poly kinky lesbian.\ud83d\udccdChicago

  • Trinity Ibrena

    Trinity Ibrena is a Texas-based writer and author of Take It From Trinity, blending poetry, memoir, and reflection to explore identity, transition, and honest self-reflection.

  • Dr. Aleea Zamani

    Poet Psychiatrist learning what healing can be when we return to love.

  • E.A. Noble

    Indie Lit Award Winner | Chair for WisCon, a feminist convention | Acquisitional Editor @ FIYAH & Rawhead Journal| Black, Queer, Disabled author of Speculative Fiction| Check out MISSISSIPPI GOTHIC, and my AAVE lesson breakdowns.

  • zackevia s.

    just a girl trying to make life make sense| 28 | sapphic

  • Artist Green

    Poet , Short Story Writer flim,tv,books,music commentator

  • B4

    Cultural criticism straight from the couch

  • Gary F. Green II, PhD

    Former athlete turned author, public theologian and consultant…blah blah, I’m a creative and a curious little kid. This is my play space, an exercise of voice(s) and my greenest ideas. Toward Love and freedom \ud83d\udda4✊\ud83c\udffe

  • Jas

    womanist musings and poetry on pleasure, lineage, and resistance. equally serious and unserious.

  • Antoinette Davis

    Antoinette Davis (she/her) is a proud black, fiction writer and teacher looking to share her work with you.

  • Melody Radford

    I’m the narrative of my ancestors stories. I am them, they are me. I write ✍\ud83c\udffe

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