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Bryanda LFeb 184 min read

A Toast To The Alternative Black Kids and The Families Who Just Don’t Understand

I’ve held on to a…

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It's pronounced i-yoAug 30, 20152 min read

My first experience with racism was when I was five.

I lived on the west side of Baltimore City but because of the failing public school system my mother broke the law and enrolled my sister and I in a public school in Baltimore County. I was the only black person in my kindergarten class but not quite understanding race or…

Tony BlountMar 263 min read

I Am Not Black (The Great Symbiotic Relationship)

Actually I am… kind of, just not for the reasons you…

Jeneba Jalloh GhattJun 13, 20152 min read

This One Tweet Demolishes the “There is No Such Thing as ‘Black Culture’ Claim”

Over the years, many have proclaimed that there is no such thing as a “Black Culture” in various context.

Courtney GoodloeMar 12

What Kind of Black Are You?

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I am the kind of Black who was not supposed to survive but did in fact thrive - miraculously. I am the kind of Black who was stirred by your piece to think about what kind of Black I am. My answers are infinite. I am the kind of Black that lives in Hawaii on Maui and feels a part of every culture of color on Earth I have made sure to see. I am the kind of Black that says Mahalo.

Alton H. Maddox, Jr.Jan 115 min read

The 2016 Plantation Bowl in “Living Color”

Free Involuntary Black Labor

Alabama and Clemson will appear in the “Plantation Bowl” on Monday in Glendale, Arizona for the College Football Playoff Final. Clemson beat Oklahoma in the Orange Bowl and Alabama beat Michigan State…

Lee DiddySep 23, 20155 min read

THE N-WORD

It’s a Saturday night, you’re in a bar or club with your friends. Everyone seems to be there to have a good time out, because the dance floor is jam-packed with people throwing shapes. The DJ is playing all the bangers, mixing classics with the latest tunes. Then, the moment you’ve been dreading: The DJ…

Fabio GermaniMar 74 min read

Untitled. Unmastered. Non è una recensione

“To Pimp A Butterfly” di Kendrick Lamar è stato il disco più celebrato del 2015. Il 4 marzo 2016 è uscito a sorpresa un suo nuovo progetto. Ritratto non…

Jean SemelfortAug 12, 20156 min read

Promises to my unborn child

Since turning 28, a few things hit me really hard. One of them was the grey hairs in my beard; the other was the realization that Adulthood is REAL! I have started to reflect on past and present achievements, in order to calculate possible future moves. In the midst of reflection…

Miss FranksMar 13

Black Hip Hop

http://www.blackgirldangerous.org/2016/02/for-those-of-us-who-love-hip-hop-but-hate-misogyny-and-homophobia/