28 days later: the end of black history
The education of black history should be sustained after February
The “POC” paradox
A resistant antagonistic discrimination and hatred towards black bodies, their values, their objectives, and their cultures
Knowledge has no worth unless converted into action
In his autobiography, A Personal Odyssey, Thomas Sowell writes that his years living in poverty were “some of the happiest times of [his] life.”
My Hair is a Single Strand of My Identity
African American hair is often met with misconceptions and hostility
Redefining black and white television
Challenging representations of black leading women in highly-acclaimed television shows
Attacks on black churches: struck down, but not destroyed
The foundation of these churches can never be broken
So, what about the ol’ Bill Cosby?
Black Pudding.