Every Nigga Deserves
E.N.D., Vanessa Smithers, Mariel Lavette, Dr David Mikel Etheridge, Your Favorite Published Yapper, solomon., R Thomas, Dr. Cordaro Davis, Courtney Welch, Chyna Harmon| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Daily |
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How City Hall Made Me
The city council where I live meets on Tuesdays at 2 PM.
Sit with that.
In a working-class Black and brown city, the public’s business is conducted in the middle of the workday. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, 87 percent of f...
College is meant to be uncomfortable
Photo Credit: Raven Roberts
College is considered by many to be the best time of your life, and my time at Tuskegee University proved to be just that. I met great people from varying backgrounds, made progress in areas of my career, and cr...
Black Men, wtf is up with not going to the doctor??
We all got one uncle who’s been experiencing back pain for as long as you can remember. Instead of going to the doctor to help relieve his pain, he chooses to slap some Bengay on his back and call it a day.
You: “You need to get check out....
OPEN WRITERS CALL - PAID
New Writing assignments now available.
Every assignment is an invitation to help shape the conversations our communities deserve to have.
The Black Afterlives of Dolly Parton's Greatest Songs
In a house full of women, “I Will Always Love You” was inescapable. It played on radios, televisions, in living rooms, and through car speakers. The adults around me understood the ache of it. At five, I only understood Whitney.
I was capt...
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We're building a hub for Black revolutionary thought, bold ideas, and meaningful conversation. When you subscribe you help us commission Black writers, amplify their voices, and build an archive of Black thought. Welcome to E.N.D.
Tales of a Tenderoni. Writer, narrative consultant, & legacy archivist. I write about love, language, Black womanhood, emotional truth, & the stories shaping how we live, remember, and return to ourselves. www.vanessasmithers.com/links
Cultural observationist and book lover. Not well-spoken. Well-written. I write because my words come out stupid when I say them out loud.
Dr. David Mikel Etheridge is a school leader and Ed.D. scholar writing on mathematics, equity, and systemic reform. Drawing from Chicago’s South Side and nearly two decades in education, he challenges schooling as gatekeeper and reclaims it as power.
This is a space for rantin’, ravin’, and reminiscin’—about Black life, womanhood, the South, and everything in between.
"Heavy is the head that wears the conscious black thought." - Philosopher & Author.
Stories preserve history, cultivate empathy, and reveal the extraordinary in ordinary lives. Every story has the power to change how we see the world. The stories we tell become the legacy we leave
Cordaro Davis, EdD, is an entrepreneur, restaurateur, and adjunct professor of business in Los Angeles. His doctoral research at Pepperdine University examined the adaptive strategies of Black entrepreneurs navigating systemic barriers.
Politics is culture. Culture is politics. I write about power, class, cities, identity and the messy ways policy shows up in real life. Emeryville Councilmember | ‘24 Mayor. Mom. Links\ud83d\udc9a\ud83e\udd0d\ud83d\udd17. Circle-Lets \ud83c\udf38⭕️. Personal Account. Opinions My Own.
Chyna Harmon is a writer from Ohio and the voice behind Regular Gurl, where she shares essays about everyday life. A two-time contributor to Homies Magazine, you can read more of her work and subscribe on Substack at @regulargurl
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