What It Is I Think I'm Doing
Kaitlyn GreenidgeCultural criticism at the intersection of pop culture, the archives and Black womanhood
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Chocolate City
Right after slavery ended in the United States, thousands of Black people, formerly enslaved by white slave holders in the South, flooded Washington, DC. They breathed new life into the city, previously known for its literally stinking swam...
Epstein and Oedipus
A few years ago, when American culture was melting down over the concept of “trigger warnings”, I asked my mother about them. My mother is a children’s and family therapist, specializing in families in which a member has experienced sexual...
A Black History Month Love Note
I have a photo of one of my grandmother’s Kwanzaa celebrations, probably in ‘91 or ‘92. It’s of the cake she had made–a big sheet cake with thick white icing, which she had directed the baker to cover with an outline of Africa, the continen...
Rest in Power Lorraine O'Grady
It’s been a rush of singular people, passing over to that other side these past few weeks. Here is a 2018 interview I did with Lorraine O’Grady for LENNY Letter (also RIP). She was so delighted to meet a fellow Bajan from Boston. I don’t kn...
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Author of "We Love You, Charlie Freeman" (Algonquin), "Libertie" (Algonquin) and a forthcoming novel from Flatiron. Features Director at Harper's Bazaar
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