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Did I Tell You About David?

by Desiree Browne

The David story is now a bit I have down pat. First, I paint David in broad strokes—forty-four years old to my…

ESSAYS/On Blackness and other wonders

threads

by Tina Lassiter

I have this visual of me trying to lift off of the ground so I can fly. Each time I’m about to…

ESSAYS/On Blackness and other wonders

Hair Heir

by Jessica Robyn

“I like your locs!” This is what he said to me as I exited the car. I was enamored. For some reason,…

ESSAYS/Family

Hattie Mae’s Harvest

by Lori D. Johnson

An old black and white photograph of seven smiling Black women posing near the rear of a car is one of my…

ESSAYS/Love

The Unbeautiful Woman

by Desiree Winns

I have big breasts, but no real figure, unless I suck in my stomach and pull my shirt tight at the back…

ESSAYS/Love

I Don’t Know How to Swim

by Tracey Jackson

I don’t know how to swim. And funny enough, a little under 70% of Black people don’t. To make things interesting, my…

ESSAYS/Love

“The Mystery of Iniquity: Lies in the Time of Corona”

by Herina Ayot

In the summer of 2018, when I was studying in Paris, a scam artist robbed me of five hundred dollars outside of…

FICTION | SHORT STORY/Love

“A Handful of Dreams”

by Victoria Kennedy

Jesse arrives home an hour late. The humidity grips him as he climbs the four floors to his apartment. He remembers when…

FICTION | SHORT STORY/Love

“A Never Ending Drip”

by Adeola Opeyemi

The tap is leaking. I know this is not the first words I should say to you. ‘The tap is leaking’ is…

FICTION | SHORT STORY/journeys/On Blackness and other wonders

“Dating While Black”

by Samantha Guzman

“If y’all weren’t so difficult, maybe it’ll be easier to get a man.” “Y‘all? Difficult?” I repeat the triggering words as if…

FICTION | SHORT STORY

“Symbiosis”

by Abigail Jordon

1. The day my sister disappeared, the uncomfortable red hue of the evening sky and the vibrancy of the grass complemented each…

ESSAYS

Granny & Lucille

by Bree McAlister

Today is our long day. We need to drive nearly 200 miles to cross state lines. Mom and I take shifts, plying…

FICTION | SHORT STORY

“Corona & A Side of Chow Mein”

by Yakima Cuffy

SOUP: It is barely dawn, and the village of Layou is swallowed up in sleep and sea breeze. Tessa lays on her…

FICTION | SHORT STORY

“I Can Feel You”

by Ashley J. Hobbs

“Mannn, the things I could say about my boy, Romeo.” Chuckles rippled through the great hall; some tinged with nerves, others with…

ESSAYS

Were Fairytales Meant for Us?

by Jiana Marita

Quickly and carefully, I crossed the street with my best friend at the time. Her name was Jalia, a tall and skinny…

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