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Bless, a poem by E’mon Lauren

Chicago, a recipe we’ll fight for. a reason to call our parents back, our rents depend on it. the rage, the rants, the raid.

by Black Life Everywhere

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Struggle and Celebration

Three Ways to Love Black

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Being a bi grey asexual means continually redefining desire away from limiting social constructs

Anti-Blackness knows no borders: How nation-centric understandings of Blackness fails us

Comic: Cis folks need to stop masking their transphobia as “preference”

Black military men’s bodies are the cost of their patriotism

How Black Mirror’s “Striking Vipers” episode failed bisexual men & trans women

Reproductive justice advocacy requires more than being “pro-choice”

What do you do when childhood trauma makes you close off from the care you need to heal it?

The silent pain of transwomen—or, why I don’t have male privilege

Resisting constant surveillance in my predominantly white neighborhood

Dear Inbetweener: Finding my place as a bisexual biracial man

Linda Fairstein will always feel justified because there’s no accountability for the violence of white feminism

I want Black time travelers to be a threat to the status quo

I’m tired of seeing my light skin represented in Black media

On being queer and mourning the loss of straight male friendships

The internet, as a digital looking glass, can normalize violence for Black boys

WHO will no longer consider transgender identity a mental disorder: Here’s what it means and why it matters

We are more than just good or bad: How the God of the Binary fails Black people

The Black Lunatic

Solidarity in translation: Anti-Blackness from the U.S to France

Africa must decolonise the violent patriarchy solidified by white colonialism

Why we need to stop excluding Black populations from ideas of who is “Indigenous”

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