A sinusoidal world February 2021 has officially come to its end, and along with it, Black History Month. But that
The absence of light Weeping quietly at night, Longing for the loving touch Of bleached white stars. A taint, a
Dr. Susan Moore, a family physician, died of COVID-19. During her last few days, she expressed her frustration on Facebook
Yesterday, I watched the rerun of an event hosted by the University Musical Society at the University of Michigan. It
Be strong, stay confident, and habitually maintain outward perfection. These principles embody an image of an African American woman in
With the Black Lives Matter Movement, a lot of buzz on the internet has popularized strong opinions. In response, major
The 19th amendment August 18th, 2020, marked the 100 year anniversary of the 19th amendment passing into law. Tennessee, my
Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion’s visually stunning yet lyrically filthy ‘WAP’ has us frantically lowering the volume every time
Criminalizing adult and consensual sex – including the commercial exchange of sexual services – is incompatible with the human right
The film "Nappily Ever After" exemplifies the ever-present boundaries female Black Americans are forced within in the current day workforce. The actress, Sanaa Lathan, plays Violet Jones, attempts to break free from these boundaries and gain a new sense of identity through the dramatic changes in her hair styles. The film encourages viewers to question their own understanding of identity and beauty, while empowering Black women to take control of their sense of self.