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Why Black Americans Feel They Have No Allies After Trump’s Victory

Dr. King said, “The Negro lives on a lonely island of poverty amid a vast ocean of material prosperity.” His critique still applies

Nov 9

Why Black Americans Feel They Have No Allies After Trump’s Victory

Nov 9

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Cultured

Why Teachers Can't Tell the Whole Truth About Rosa Parks

An essay about the consequences of whitewashed history

May 3

Why Teachers Can't Tell the Whole Truth About Rosa Parks

May 3

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What Do You Wish More People Knew About Black History?

We have to be the change we want to see

Jan 27

What Do You Wish More People Knew About Black History?

Jan 27

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Writing into the Void is the First Step to Success

We’ve all been there. Here’s how to get to the other side

Jul 1, 2021

Writing into the Void is the First Step to Success

Jul 1, 2021

Why Many Black People Are Joining The Great Digital Migration

Some are seeking greener pastures or bluer skies

2d ago

Why Many Black People Are Joining The Great Digital Migration

2d ago

Reparations For White People Makes a Mockery of Black Americans' Efforts

A historical and contemporary op-ed about this irony

Nov 14

Reparations For White People Makes a Mockery of Black Americans' Efforts

Nov 14

How The 14th Amendment Secured The Rights of Black Americans

“Birthright citizenship” and the “equal protection clause” all stem from this crucial legislation

Nov 12

How The 14th Amendment Secured The Rights of Black Americans

Nov 12

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Cultured

How Trad Wives Glorify the Image of The White Stay-at-Home Mom

This seemingly benign trend has ties to the alt-right movement

Nov 6

How Trad Wives Glorify the Image of The White Stay-at-Home Mom

Nov 6

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For Black Women

Why The Best Way to Protect Black Women is to Center Their Voices

No one can be a better advocate for women

Nov 4

Why The Best Way to Protect Black Women is to Center Their Voices

Nov 4

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Openly Expressing Racism Should Be Seen as a Tragedy, Not a Comedy

In America, some use comedy as plausible deniability for racism

Nov 1

Openly Expressing Racism Should Be Seen as a Tragedy, Not a Comedy

Nov 1

Dr. Allison Wiltz

Dr. Allison Wiltz

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Black womanist scholar with a doctorate in psychology from New Orleans, LA with bylines in Oprah Daily, Momentum, ZORA, Cultured. #WEOC Founder

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