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Let's Bring Back the 5Ws and the H

The oldest universities in the world are found on the African continent. Timbuktu is the manuscript. Our heritage is a reminder that Black intellectual life has a history far older than the systems that tried to suppress it. We come from pe...

5 days ago
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They Don’t Want You To Vote…

Source: Kianna Naomi | Short Film

With the midterms right around the corner, I asked a friend if he had registered to vote. He said “no” in that way that shuts down a discussion. It was the type of dismissiveness that made me embarrassed....

7 days ago
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A Letter to a Fallen Nephew

This essay is written in the form of a letter. It is steeped in a Black literary tradition of bringing one’s most intimate thoughts and feelings to the page. I hope, gentle reader, you allow grace for the wandering ways in which I attempt t...

12 days ago
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For Men Who Learned To Cry

I knew it was coming. No matter how recently he’d seen me, once he caught sight of my chubby, pubescent cheeks or noticed that my five-foot-nine frame was already outgrowing my uniform khaki slacks, he’d crumple his kind, artfully wrinkled...

14 days ago
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OPEN WRITER CALL - NEW WRITING ASSIGNMENTS

If you’ve been looking for your sign to write.. this is it. What Do You Have to Say?

This week’s assignments span culture, politics, technology, world news, sports, and television.

16 days ago
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  • E.N.D.

    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.

  • Vanessa Smithers

    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

  • Mariel Lavette

    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

    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.

  • Your Favorite Published Yapper

    This is a space for rantin’, ravin’, and reminiscin’—about Black life, womanhood, the South, and everything in between.

  • AAV

    Where Culture Moves, Voting Follows

  • solomon.

    "Heavy is the head that wears the conscious black thought." - Philosopher & Author.

  • Chad Jordan

    A New Orleans native living in Houston, where he works as a legal professional, creative designer, and writer.

  • Dr. Cordaro Davis

    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.

  • Courtney Welch

    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

    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

  • Tre Watkins

    Husband. Father. Scholar.

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