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Ella Baker pushes us to replace the cult of personality with democratic culture.
The brilliant Ella Baker.
Political revolutions shouldn’t revolve around the gravitas of superstars—they should center everyday people: this was the animating idea of Ella Baker’s politics. One of the most influential women of the Civil Ri...
Why Deion Sanders failed while HBCUs endured.
Often it was said that Deion Sanders’ coaching at Jackson State felt like a feel-good movie, felt like Coach Carter at an HBCU, like the Great Debaters on the football field, like the quintessential Black history blockbuster—filled with ser...
Landlords are false gods.
The Eviction, Jacob Lawrence
Why must we address those who own our address as deities—as land-lords? There’s nothing divine about what they do. Landlords get to live rent-free in our heads because they constantly hound and pester us, just...
Du Bois’s Abolition Democracy in the 21st Century.
Du Bois’s Black Reconstruction explained how after the Civil War, the long-suffering slaves argued that suffrage should extend far beyond political life into the economy.
For the esteemed scholar W. E. B. Du Bois, America’s abandonment of...
Obama, Coates & Baldwin on America’s Burning House.
Barack Obama and Ta-Nehisi Coates discussing James Baldwin’s The Fire Next Time for Higher Ground’s “A Great Book with Barack Obama.”
At the white-hot core of James Baldwin’s The Fire Next Time sits the smoldering question: “Do I really w...
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