Tag: Black women

  • Sermon on Southampton

    Sermon on Southampton

    There were several lines from Birth of A Nation that struck me as particularly poignant given the current social / political climate in our country:

  • Korryn’s March

    Korryn’s March

    Our women are going it alone. Resignation, independence, and the beginning of post-protest Black America.

  • Conversation No. 43 – Janelle

    Conversation No. 43 – Janelle

    Janelle is from Brooklyn, New York. She was preparing to graduate from college in Washington, D.C. at the time of her interview, and she was spending her days “mostly…I’m going to be completed honest, I’m tired all the time. That’s become a part of my personality.”

  • Conversation No. 42 – Amanda

    Conversation No. 42 – Amanda

    Amanda is from Haiti, and was living in Queens, New York at the time of her interview. Her days were spent “working in an OB-GYN office…and applying to graduate schools.”

  • The Wiz of Chi-raq

    The Wiz of Chi-raq

    The Yellow Brick Road. Blood on the roads. Art & Freedom during the holiday season…