Freedom Studies
Aaron Ross ColemanExploring the liberation, abolition, and emancipation
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 15 | Founded | 7 months ago | Last Issue | 7 days ago |
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Tuskegee and the case against respectability economics.
After generations of quibbling over nose rings, durags, and Jordans, the debate over Black attire is tired. Nevertheless, year after year, a new crop of dullards insists that only a draconian dress code will redress Black America’s ills—wil...
How June Jordan’s pragmatic imagination envisioned a liberated world.
Study June Jordan’s artwork, and you will discover the blueprint for a world where Black folks don’t always have the blues. A world where public housing gets green lit, and children get read to. A world where the economy ceases being behold...
James Baldwin was a socialist—you should be too.
Though he schmoozed like a cosmopolitan aristocrat, though he luxuriated in the French Riviera, though he dipped off on excursions to Swiss chateaus, and graced the cover of Time, and dressed—as fashion critic Derek Guy put it—“with the sta...
Bodies in the books
I. “Doze o blk/ capitalist, ain’t shit”
Amongst the Black literati, perhaps no character ranks more loathsome than the Black sellout, the Afro-opportunist, those who, as the rapper J Cole quipped, “profit off of racial stress” and get “s...
Raising crops and raising hell with Fannie Lou Hamer
I. Respectability Dieting
We who descend from slaves, who descend from those who never enjoyed the fruits of their labor, now hardly have access to fruits at all. Look around Black neighborhoods today, and you will see how the progeny of...
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Writer and journalist published in The New York Times, GQ, The Nation, BuzzFeed, The Intercept, CNBC, and elsewhere. Subscribe to my new home, Freedom Studies, where I write about abolition, economic democracy, and emancipation.
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