Kongo Cafe
Alexis McKenneyConjuring language, medicine & culinary delight towards liberation of the land and the people.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Monthly |
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| Issues | 6 | Subscribers | Read | kongocafe.substack.com |
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Black Noise for Black August
Black Noise for Black August is an annual mixtape produced by my friend and co-conspirator, adé, under their artist name, dynamism. This project brings together musicians, artists, writers, and community members across AfroCarolina and beyo...
Working with Basil for Grounded Abundance
On most Tuesday and Thursday evenings I make my way to Tierra Negra Farm at Earthseed, a Black and Indigenous owned land collective nestled in the northern tip of Durham not too far from the Eno river. During the summer months, us Tierra Ne...
Field Note #55
In the midst of the many May showers, I found myself surrounded with an abundance of connection, joy, play, and ceremony. Here’s a taste of what me and my folks in Durham have been up to along with some excerpts from my journal as I was exp...
Reflections on Cuban Coffee & Solidarity
In 2018, just a few days after concluding a 9 day mass occupation of Howard University’s administration building1; and two weeks before completing my undergraduate studies, I found myself on a plane to Havana, Cuba. I was there for the Inte...
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Carolina woman. Cultural worker/Rootworker (she/her)
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