NOPE is a Yes, Jordan Peele does it again
Ok that NOPE movie… I love horror films and I am especially excited when Black directors get the funding to
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Author: Africa Jackson
Cassia Herron is Leading Policy on Climate Change and Food Deserts
Climate change is not a new concept. Neither is environmental racism. Unfortunately, the lack of intersectionality and prevalence of anti-Black
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Self-Love Is Not a New Concept, Self-Care Just Happens to Be Trending
It’s weird that self-love is trending at a time when most of the Black women I know are struggling so
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Health and technology are intersecting in interesting ways lately. Coping mechanisms like group therapy are more socially acceptable. Now is
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Blackkklansman and Double Consciousness
Blackkklansman. Wow. My face is still hot. As I am sitting outside the theater in my car, the images keep
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Tidal, Jay-Z, and the Employment Discrimination Problem
Does Jay Z’s TIDAL support Black economics or not? (Co-Written by Professor Jason Nichols) This month, 4:44 was released on
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May Maven: Elle’s Elations
For today’s #WCW we’re featuring the lovely + talented Tarrin Davis, creator of Elle’s Elations. As many Black women entrepreneurs before her,
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Because You Need Black Men on Your Timeline
If our #MustLoveBeards series taught the internet anything, it’s that we love Black men. Blue collar Black men, creative Black
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#WomensHistoryMonth: @MindaHoney
Minda Honey is our Women’s History Month feature Black women are brilliant; Taji Magazine knows and celebrates that every month. For #WomensHistoryMonth this year,
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Here’s When Cultural Appropriation is OK
Cultural Appropriation: A Beginner’s Guide Curtis M. Wong at Huffington Post celebrated Ben Yahr, a gay white man who thought
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