here and now There’s a palpable tension in workplaces across the nation. With each passing day, it becomes harder and harder to separate work from life outside of work. by Willie Jackson on September 30, 2016
Epilogue: After We Smash Patriarchy, What Comes Next? A common question when the topic of patriarchy is broached is the question of “What will we replace it with?” I read this as a question of fear. by Daniel Johnson on September 30, 2016
Are Peace and Violence Against Blacks Two Sides of the Same Coin? How might black liberation be tied to peace and violence, resistance and vulnerability, and complete and utter disorder? by Ishmael Bishop on September 29, 2016
Oh, I’m Fine (Dammit!) "Where have I been?" I used to wonder. Was it a rock, or someone's spell that I been under... by Kwame Kamau on September 26, 2016
batman and black women I’ve lately been fielding questions from non-black founders and hiring managers looking to diversify their teams. by Willie Jackson on September 23, 2016
Vol 6: Prayful’ Hate "Perception can be a deception, what you see in other people could be your own reflection.” by Aniefre Essien on September 22, 2016
Are We There Yet? A Story of Sisterhood and Mercy Zainab Karim takes us through the emotional journey of caring for a sick relative in her final days. by Zainab Karima on September 20, 2016
lesson learned My first job out of college was with a company that currently employs more than 375,000 human beings. by Willie Jackson on September 16, 2016
Writing Is Hard Work Garfield Hylton acknowledges the internal struggles and personal barriers relating to working as a full-time writer and journalist. by Garfield Hylton on September 15, 2016
It is Not the Duty of Black Women to Smash Patriarchy In article four of five in the patriarchy series, Daniel argues that Black men must be vocal and stand up for Black women in order for us all to survive. by Daniel Johnson on September 13, 2016