For Black Women
Dr. Allison Wiltz, Arturo DominguezA newsletter by Allison Wiltz, a writer, editor, and unapologetic Black scholar who writes about race and women, bridging the divide between history and culture.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 84 | Founded | 6 years ago | Last Issue | 24 days ago |
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How Deed Theft From Black New Yorkers Echoes Jim Crow
Photo of Georgia family posing | Library of Congress
If you ever played on a seesaw as a child, you’d know that whoever is heavier will sink, while the other will rise. While its structure may evoke the concept of equality, since ea...
Why We Need More Empathy for Black Women in America
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Black women in America are subjected to domestic violence at a much higher rate than other women. And while many condemn the tragedy of some high-profile, individual cases, fe...
Now Identity Politics is Treated Like the Villain, But Not Racism
Misplaced blame stands in the way of progress
Some Americans talk about “identity politics” as if it were the villain in American society. From their perspective, discussing race and gender keeps us divided, like a malicious force lurking...
How Medical Racism Threatens the Health and Safety of Black Women
A case of forced sterilization highlights a disturbing pattern
Ideally, patients, regardless of their race or gender, should expect to receive quality care from healthcare professionals. However, in America, Black women are subjected to me...
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A womanist scholar with bylines on Oprah Daily, ZORA, GEN, LEVEL, and Momentum, the editor and chief of For Black Women, Cultured, Writers and Editors of Color. Earned a PhD in Psychology. Learn more at allisonthedailywriter.com
Journalist | News/Analysis: Human Rights, Politics, Immigration, Cuba, Latin America | Words: Unicorn Riot, Capitol Press, Latino Rebels, Orinoco Tribune | Editor: Antagonist Mag | Writers and Editors of Color Leader | \ud83c\udde8\ud83c\uddfa \ud83c\uddfa\ud83c\uddf8
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