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Comic: Stop tagging your activist friends under bigoted posts on social media
Clever and cutting as we may be, activists and outspoken "woke" folks are not doing this for your entertainment. This isn't always "fun" for us.
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Between Black artists and Black love
Black artists working in the subject of Black folks tirelessly chip away at the residue of grief to ask a question pertinent to liberation: “What can be?”
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Black Joy is movement work
Black joy is a central component in movement work. Whether it's dancing, laughter, or song, it is community building.
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My grandmother shows me what’s possible as a survivor of sexual violence
I struggle to believe that it is possible for me, a survivor of sexual violence, to live a long, fulfilled life and pass away in my sleep.
Videos
BYP x AirGo
Religion
African Traditional Religions prepared me to grieve my mother
I’ve learned through my mother and through Hoodoo, that nothing we love ever truly leaves us. My body has always had her inside of it.
Gender-and-sexuality
Queer desirability politics and its implications on consent
Desirability politics, at its core, is a politic that revolves around patriarchy and idealized masculinity that’s informed by colonial thought and object.
Race
Anti-Asian Violence—it runs deeper than hate
The media is quick to identify the names of male victims of anti-Asian violence but Asian women who suffer frequently remain nameless.
Health
6 Mental Health Awareness podcasts and shows for Black women
Going to therapy and being honest about my mental health has made me more intentional about my actions and made me more emotionally aware of triggers.