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Race/Culture

The Cheetah Girls Gave Black Girls Like Me a Space to Dream

  The film made me believe in the magic of Black girls dreaming undisturbed and undeterred. It inspired Black girls like me to dream with our whole hearts — and provided us the space to do so. 

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​You Must Tell This Story

Though usually accompanied by rainbow acrylics and folksy patchwork, Alice Faye Duncan’s stories are not afraid to confront grim truths. 

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10 Women Journalists Who Shaped How We See Hip-Hop

Throughout Hip-Hop's rise as a global cultural force, it has been diligently chronicled and analyzed by a myriad of passionate women journalists who've captured its essence and highlighted its significance.

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A Dream Re-Rendered

“Gone With the Wind” and its red-earthed Georgia have been on my mind for some time.

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It Hurts to Love Hip-Hop

 As a Black woman who has witnessed hip-hop’s misogynoir innumerable times, most recently with the Tory Lanez trial, I have questions. 

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