I Do See Color
Shamontiel L. Vaughn“Seeing” color is no more a problem than “seeing” height. Disrespect and discrimination are bigger issues.
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I'm fed up with all-lives-mattering responses to the Voting Rights Act
Supreme Court narrows Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act and helps dismiss challenging racially discriminatory redistricting maps
The following post is part of my former Substack publication “One Black Woman’s Vote” that is now in “I Do Se...
The zillionth reason I'm proud of Will Packer is his response to being called a 'Black director'
Channing Crowder embracing being light-skinned more than Blackness ruins "Pivot Podcast"
“The Pivot Podcast” and “What Now?” are the only two podcasts that I’ve watched without knowing who the guests were, and I stuck around solely because...
A 'Black Lady Courtroom' (and a Latina) discuss Supreme Court decision to gut Voting Rights Act
The following post is part of my former Substack publication “One Black Woman’s Vote” that is now in “I Do See Color.” To see more OBWV posts from 2026, click here. For 2025 OBWV posts, click here. For 2021-2024 OBWV posts, click here. New...
It's hypocritical to dismiss Natives' views opposing sports names and mascots but claim to be against racism
The part that annoyed me most about Wale's interview with Shannon Sharpe
D.C. native Olubowale “Wale” Victor Akintimehin has a habit of always reminding me about why I should enjoy dancing and rapping along to his music but never watch his...
Trump's Pope Leo XIV rant and Jesus meme made me finally sign up to donate plasma
Approximately 1% of the African American community donates blood annually, and diabetes may make some think they're ineligible
Writer’s note: The following post has also been published on AAC-PACK.
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Official site: ShamontielVaughn.com ~ Shamontiel has 20 years of journalism and editing experience. On Substack, she writes about her love for dogs, life as a homeowner, politics, two decades as a vegetarian and Black culture.
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