The Soul Work Newsletter
Bethany NicoleBethany Nicole writes liturgies for the living—braiding memoir, cultural critique, grief, joy, and Blackness. Soulwork is both altar and archive: a womanist offering of reflection, resistance, and radical care.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 81 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 22 days ago |
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what, to n*ggas is the 4th of july
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In July 1852, Frederick Douglass climbed the stairs of Corinthian Hall in Rochester, New York, and asked a polite room of reformers what their carnival of liberty meant to the millions dragging chains in...
an ode to the used
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the floor beneath the rooms
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I’ve been pretty MIA on Substack of late. Primarily because I am writing my memoir, and trying to figure out how I’m going to make a living in this post-op fascist hellscape. But a couple of weeks a...
everything i know, it don't look like i know
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The first time I encountered the phrase “blackened knowledge” in Christina Sharpe’s In the Wake, I didn’t look it up. I just sat with it, letting it settle into the spaces where I usually carry my imp...
the mojo bag and the mother tongue
I want to talk about Sinners again.
The first time I wrote about this film, I wrote about Sammie, and conjure, and the legacy of the Blues and the Bible. But now that the film has swept the awards season, I want to talk about love, and la...
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Yerr! I'm a Black autotheorist, biomythographer, and soulworker studying how lived experience becomes theory. I create essays, archives, and practices that refuse to turn the self into a product.
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