By Reny Taylor Jr. Academia has gradually become a place where organic social justice goes to die. Reny Taylor Jr. explores how academic theory portrays
Author: Torraine Walker
Welcome To Blackness.
As I approached the field behind the Georgia State Capitol last Saturday afternoon I was aware of a strong feeling of deja vu; the masses
Nate Parker’s “American Skin” asks What is Justice?
By Torraine Walker Nate Parker’s new film American Skin opens with an all too familiar American tragedy: Two African-American men in an encounter with police
The Legacy: African-Americans & Generational Trauma.
By T. Conswello Davis Trauma is defined as “deeply distressing or disturbing experience”. Trauma affects our perception, thoughts, emotions, and behaviors. Trauma is stored within
Blaming Black Men: An American Political Tradition.
There’s a skit on Paul Mooney’s 1993 album Race where the legendary comedian muses about creating a hotline where white people can hire a Black
Divided Houses.
One tweet in support of Black men ignited a social media firestorm. Time to explore the conditions and mindsets that made anti-Black misandry acceptable. Last
Nobody Hears: The Legacy of Darren Seals.
Photo by Faces of the Movement. On September 6, 2016 Ferguson activist Darren Seals was murdered. In many ways, his death marked the end of
Left Behind.
What does it mean to reach the pinnacle of success in a system designed to bring about the destruction of your people? Kamala Harris is
Speaking Out Of Turn.
As slavery became a permanent institution of American society, one of its features was the development of laws governing the behavior of slaves. Every state
Negro Whisperers.
Throughout American history, there’s been a class of African-Americans who served as diplomats between the Black masses and the white power structure. They articulated the