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Empowerment/ESSAYS/On Blackness and other wonders

For We Humans Tend to Name Hurricanes

by Ravynn K. Stringfield

“Then [Noah] sent out a raven, which kept going to and fro until the waters had dried up from the earth.” Genesis…

Empowerment/ESSAYS/On Blackness and other wonders

For We Humans Tend to Name Hurricanes

by Ravynn K. Stringfield

“Then [Noah] sent out a raven, which kept going to and fro until the waters had dried up from the earth.” Genesis…

Empowerment/ESSAYS/Social issues

Eight Weeks; Two Days

by Kwanza .

I was ten years old when I first witnessed domestic violence. It was a hot summer day on Hobart street. Children were…

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Afrodite

by Paulna Valbrun

“African-American girls always score higher than their white peers when it comes to self-esteem,” one of my High School teachers lectured. I…

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