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Sudan and the Reminders of Genocide
Within the colonial trend of dividing and conquering, the act of threading mytho-histories to confirm pre-existing narratives was then a critical component to sustaining dominance. And as with most colonial practices, dominance came with the cost of violence
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Black Pain is in Fashion: Catharsis in Relation to Black Horror
D.W. Griffith’s The Birth of a Nation (1915) may as well be considered a Black horror film. While perhaps not in a contemporary sense, the portrayal of newly emancipated slaves …
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They were ruled as suicides. Robert Fuller was a 24 year old Black man, from Palmdale California. He was a son, friend, and also brother to the late Terrone Boone …
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I’m sure everyone who’s a Jordan Peele fan—or just a movie enjoyer in general—was excited for this film to drop. Justin Tipping’s Him came out this past September and left …
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Drones descend from the sky, striking mercilessly. Within moments, a home becomes rubble, and from those ashes, no civilian rises to tell the tale. Families hold the still faces of …
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2 december 2024 – 9:49 under capitalism, we are always looking to revolutionize and further consume people, as commodities, within our relationships. always thinking that we should run away from …
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I.An image unlike myself— Who am I? Liked..? Staring at my reflection, the algorithm’s bride. II.Who am I?To be loved is to be seen: in sickness and in health, in data, never flesh. III.Reduced— a …
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A New Lens: Afrikan Ways of Knowing in the Amerikkkan Classroom
by Bahji Steeleby Bahji SteeleThere’s a peculiar kind of tension that settles in your chest when you sit in a room built to inspire ambition—but only for those who were always meant to succeed. …
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11 april 2025 – journal entry i have found myself often reflecting on how we are out of practice in advocating for ourselves and our needs. we are taught to …
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With an increase in people getting their news from biased sources through Instagram, X (formerly known as Twitter), TikTok, YouTube, or podcasts, there has been a dangerous wave of misinformation …
