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You Cannot Fight Medical Racism With Medical Ignorance
The video was hard to watch, yet impossible to look away from. Two Black doulas, our sisters, being escorted out of a hospital, seemingly for the crime of advocating for a birthing mother. The outrage was immediate, a collective roar rising...
The Left Hand of Darkness by Ursula K. Le Guin: A Review
I want to tell you something before we even get into the book. I picked up The Left Hand of Darkness the same way I pick up most things that were not made with me in mind — with a little skepticism and a whole lot of curiosity. Ursula K. Le...
A Necessary Reckoning: A Black Mental Health Nurse’s Review of Antonia Hylton’s “Madness”
As a Black mental health nurse, I’ve learned that some stories aren’t just professional interests; they are personal callings. Antonia Hylton’s Madness: Race and Insanity in a Jim Crow Asylum was one of those callings. The title alone reson...
The Deliberate Dumbing Down of a Nation
America has declared a war on its own people. Not with bombs and bullets, but with a slow, insidious dismantling of the very systems meant to uplift us. As a Black woman, a product of Detroit’s public schools, I’ve had a front-row seat to t...
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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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