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Under a post about a Black teenage girl killed by a nineteen-year-old man who then killed himself, someone typed: “Did someone say they were dating. Maybe she kept turning him down and he got upset. That happens all the time.”
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As a former Detroiter, seeing Detroit Horse Power prepare to open a new center for children in early 2027 honestly makes me happy. This will be a place where Detroit youth can learn horseback riding, care for horses, and take part in free p...
Marcia Ann Gillespie, the pioneering editor, writer, teacher, and fierce advocate for Black women’s full humanity, has died at 82. Her passing leaves a deep ache in the world of journalism and an even deeper gratitude among the generations...
I am a former Michigander, born and raised, and I still keep a close eye on the political landscape in my home state. I have family and friends who live there, so Michigan’s elections and the rhetoric surrounding them are never just distant...
Back in 2003, I decided I needed a little getaway. My oldest two daughter were in North Carolina, and at the time I only had my three-year-old daughter at home with me. So I said, “You know what? Me and this baby are going to Toronto.”
Tor...
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Welcome to a corner of the internet where Black women come first—our voices, our stories, our joy, our rage, our healing. Curated by Rosa, this Substack is a celebration of unapologetic Black womanhood and my observations on life.
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