Every Nigga Deserves
Every Nigga Deserves, Vanessa Smithers, Bryant "BeMo" Brown, Mariel Lavette, Kyle, Brian Lauderdale, Dr David Mikel Etheridge, Your Favorite Published Yapper, solomon., Ashley E. Jones, Book of Revelations, David A Gaines, R Thomas, Dr. Cordaro Davis| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Daily |
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A Black Parent’s Declassified School Survival Guide
Photo Credit: Tobe Nwigwe “Chuke”
As children head back to school, many parents take on one of the most challenging roles: the school-year support system. Navigating homework, volunteer expectations, field trips, and standardized testing,...
New Writing Assignments
It’s Monday. A new week, and a new set of conversations worth having.
Every assignment is an invitation to help shape the conversations our communities deserve to have.
Politics. Art. Money. Culture. Health. We’re looking for Black perspe...
Open Writer’s Call
New writing assignments
The world is full of stories worth examining.
Give Yourself to the Sea
“Auntie, we should go see The Odyssey,” my niece said. “It’s amazing. It’s loud, but I think you’ll love it.”
We went to the late showing. 8:30 at night, three hours long. She’s young enough that staying up for it wasn’t a question. I’m no...
Come Home: The Case for Moving In Together
Photo Credit: Belinda Cross
There’s a conversation happening at kitchen tables across Black America right now, and it usually starts with an apology. “I hate to ask, but...” A daughter calling her mother about moving back in. A brother ask...
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Authors
The writers behind this newsletter.
We're building a hub for Black revolutionary thought, bold ideas, and meaningful conversation. For $5/month, 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
Do You Feel Seen? Let's change that.
Cultural observationist and book lover. Not well-spoken. Well-written. I write because my words come out stupid when I say them out loud.
I talk a lot , but im better at writing.
If you’re like me, and I know I am, then this is the place for you.
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 pattern.
I am a translator. Twenty years in the room where decisions were made — watching how power moves, where accountability disappears, and who carries the cost. Now I write what I saw. AI, governance, the Black collective. Founder, Sovereign Made Co.
I said what I said. Rooting for everybody Black. Sure I got degrees, but I'm a student for life. Be on this journey of forever learning with me.
David A. Gaines (he/they) is a writer, director, actor and educator born and based in Philadelphia. His work examines Blackness, masculinity, religion and mental health through an intersectional lens.
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.
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