Lesser-known Black women communists you must learn about (part one)
For as long as white society has oppressed Black people, Black women have led struggles for the liberation of Black people throughout the diaspora. Black women have and [...]
The Limits of Black Liberalism
Barack Obama was the first Black President of the United States of America. For Black Americans who suffer the physiological and ecological harm inflicted by the state and [...]
University Endowments and Abolition Feminist Movements:
A Call for Extending U.S. Based Endowments to Community Knowledge Production Sites As we all conjure up futures beyond our current climate crisis and public health emergency, [...]
The Link Between the Phone in Your Hand & Bloodiest Conflict in Modern Human History
We live in a world that is so thoroughly connected: our cell phones connect us to our friends and family across vast distances while our computers connect us virtually to our [...]
African-American Holidays: Traditions of Self-Determination
Every year we hear the same arguments made about why African-Americans should not celebrate American holidays. From an African-centered perspective, American holidays are [...]
Kennesaw State is protecting a racist murderer cop. Kennesaw State is protecting a racist murderer cop. Kennesaw State is protecti…
RIP Rayshard Brooks [...]
I hope the fact that I voted makes this an easier read 😬
Part One: Examine the Self I was appalled at the cognitive dissonance in movement thinkers this summer. I witnessed “radical” organizers, activists, and thought leaders [...]
Atlanta is Cap
Atlanta, the home of trap music, Fortune 500 companies, wealthy Black socialites, and entrepreneurs. The city has been termed the “Black Mecca” and the [...]
#EndSars pt. 2
By Miliaku I got this message to repost from someone involved in organizing protests in Nigeria on Saturday, October 17th at 6:18 PM EST time. “They are planning to deploy [...]
#ENDSARS pt. 1
Miliaku writes about the #Endsars protest and it's historical context. [...]
