Reviewing the Record
Trey Walk, Adam HollowellPopular culture, great Black artists, and Trey walk into a bar...
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Monthly |
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| Issues | 7 | Subscribers | Read | treywalk.substack.com |
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I'm a writer and movement guy from the South. I safeguard and share Black history that helps us make sense of pop culture, politics, and how to be good humans.
I write on ethics, creativity, and how to change the world. "Wise and surprisingly funny," according to the publisher who politely declined my next book.
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