When I left the church I also largely left behind regularly holding space to celebrate and mourn with others in a culturally authentic way without double consciousness by Nora Gaines One of my earliest memories […]
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“Will she have thought it necessary to report this to someone at the front desk, which was within sight of the restroom door?” by lora burge I had a weird experience a couple months ago. […]
Until the day that liberation is considered more critical than oppression, regimes like Trump will continue ruling the world: he is part of a pattern, not a moment by David V. Goodwin A little over […]
Every day I learn from Black women, men, and children who demonstrate self-love and who put their well-being on the line to hold leaders accountable to racial injustices. by Sophia Har Some things take a […]
When what you have to offer is financially significant, but devoid of the lips, the lives, and the heart of those with whom you want to commune, there is much work to do. by Martin […]
Share Story Inspired by the art of James V. AllenBy Gregg Hunter The night is still as I float down the murky waters of the Mississippi. I stare at the stars adoring the midwinter […]
Share Story Sold Down The River – Where Art Stands As A Light In The Middle Of the Desert With Martin McKinney A slow, tentative smile turns into an enormous grin in James V. […]
Share Story This poem, written by Gregg Hunter, was inspired by Derrick Dawson’s essay, The Experiences That Shape Us. Daisy Daffodil dances next to Robert Rose in the garden, gaily grinning while sipping […]