Brianna MilordinTrumplandia MagazineThe Loneliest RepublicanA black community organizer seeks to rebrand his partyJun 5, 2019Jun 5, 2019
Brianna MilordI Wish a Negro WouldThis is an oral history about Bevelyn Beatty, a business woman and black conservative who tells a story about her path to Christianity and…Apr 3, 2019Apr 3, 2019
Brianna MilordEvolution of AnonymityIn 1867, William Marcy “Boss” Tweed was running a full-on urban corruption scam in New York City. Tweed, who was often outfitted with a…Apr 2, 2019Apr 2, 2019
Brianna MilordOne Family, Three Generations of Mac and CheeseAs the J’Ouvert celebration began in early sunrise on Labor Day, Patricia St. Louis was busy in the kitchen helping her mother mix…Mar 29, 2019Mar 29, 2019
Brianna MilordThe Battle to Keep Haitians in Little HaitiRachel Gilles Pierre had to talk her 71-year-old father out of accepting one million dollars of cash stuffed in a clear carry on suitcase…Mar 29, 2019Mar 29, 2019
Brianna MilordA Return Home 400 Years in the MakingỌbádélé Kambon has made a vow to never set foot on American soil again. He has even refused to walk into the U.S. Embassy in Ghana…Mar 29, 2019Mar 29, 2019
Brianna MilordBrooklyn’s Little Haiti Feels at Risk as U.S. Haitian Deportation Numbers IncreaseBy Brianna MilordMar 5, 2019Mar 5, 2019
Brianna Milord‘My Hands Were Tied’: How Readers Handled Unethical Workplace RequestsAfter an article providing advice for dealing with workplace ethics dilemmas, The New York Times asked readers to share their stories of…Jul 18, 2017Jul 18, 2017
Brianna MilordSGA representation Part II: Black tokenism and the push for actionWilkerson Joseph graduates in five days with degrees in Political Science and Finance, leaving his position as Senate President of the…Apr 30, 2017Apr 30, 2017
