Blackstack
Blackstack, Trinity Ibrena, Artist Green, B4, Melody Radford, Shawn Taylor, Jacquie Verbal, Antoinette Davis, Netta Fei, E.A. Noble, Bianca Ducasse, Jas, zackevia s., Soul x SWMarie ✨, Alina Moore, Dr. Aleea Zamani, MeraBaid, Maya Jeanne, KJ KearneyA 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!
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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blackstack.substack.comLatest Issues
Black Reads: Issue 035
I’m cooking up something new for the curation of this newsletter, and I’m really excited to get this thing rolling as we are quickly approaching our second year anniversary of starting Blackstack! With that said, if you filled out the form...
Nothing Like A Black Mother's Care.
"Lil Hairdresser" by Nicole Minnis
As a Black mother, wash day has always been a day that all parties involved hate more than anything. However, the smile on that little girl’s face when her hair is done makes the experience not only worth...
How You Eat Yo Grits?
started this by saying, “Good morning, even to the people who eat sugar on their grits,” and it triggered me. Don’t ask me why, I think it might be the same as some things within our culture we just don’t do, and I thought sugar in our grit...
Black Reads: Issue 034
For the past two weeks every Tuesday I’ve attended class discussing how artist must take a side. Exploring how Black artists through history have centered their work around the liberation of our people.
I feel for us as Black writers, the...
Black Reads: Issue 033
Y’all feel that shift happening? It’s the liminal space it feels like we are in right now, between the break of something new and the end of something familiar. It’s uncomfortable here; a lot of people avoid talking about it, but I need to...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Let's call this F.U.B.U.
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.
Poet , Short Story Writer flim,tv,books,music commentator
Cultural criticism straight from the couch
I’m the narrative of my ancestors stories. I am them, they are me. I write ✍\ud83c\udffe
This is a space where I feel deeply, laugh, and shift perspectives. Subscribe and stay a while. I’d love to have you! \ud83e\udef6\ud83c\udfff\ud83d\udc99
Navigating through life freeing myself from the conditioning of my culture while embracing change.
Antoinette Davis (she/her) is a proud black, fiction writer and teacher looking to share her work with you.
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.
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.
Associate Director of Marketing at Pantheon and Doubleday Books with a decade of publishing experience. I am passionate about demystifying publishing, journaling and reading good books.
womanist musings and poetry on pleasure, lineage, and resistance. equally serious and unserious.
just a girl trying to make life make sense| 28 | sapphic
Soul✨ | Bachelor’s in English & Creative Writing | Homemaker | New Orleans Enthusiast | Weather & Environment Essayist | Author + Columnist + Poet
She/her. Black lesbian poet/writer. Librarian by day. Safe space for other poly, kinky queers\ud83d\udccdChicago
Poet Psychiatrist learning what healing can be when we return to love.
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.
writer;dreamer;spoonie;film buff;whimsy enthusiast love yourself, when you despise yourself-it's worth it ✨
KJ Kearney is an Emmy-nominated community organizer and founder of the James Beard Award winning social media account BLACK FOOD FRIDAYS.
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