A Conversation with Taylor Scott, Founder of RVA Community Fridge
By Teresa Younger and Stephanie Younger • We are grateful to have a conversation with Taylor Scott for a conversation that was centered on the … Continue reading A Conversation with Taylor Scott, Founder of RVA Community Fridge
Bisi Ideraabdullah of the Imani House On Self-Help and Community help
By Teresa Younger • At Black Feminist Collective, we are celebrating Imani House, an organization that allows Black people to empower themselves through the provision … Continue reading Bisi Ideraabdullah of the Imani House On Self-Help and Community help
A Conversation with Ruby Sales
By Stephanie Younger • At the Katie Geneva Cannon Center for Womanist Leadership (KGCCWL) Virtual Spring Conference, I had the unforgettable experience of interviewing Ruby … Continue reading A Conversation with Ruby Sales
Queer Windows in Dembow Music
By Princess Jiménez • Originally published on Kultwatch • In the Dominican Republic, where supposedly moral society and the Church often espouse virulent homophobia and transphobia, … Continue reading Queer Windows in Dembow Music
Havana Chapman-Edwards on Student Activism and Black Girl Magic
By Stephanie Younger • This article was re-published on The Melanin Diary • 7-year-old student activist Havana Chapman-Edwards was the only student at her school … Continue reading Havana Chapman-Edwards on Student Activism and Black Girl Magic
The Movement Demanding Justice For Marcus-David Peters
By Stephanie Younger • Last week, I met Princess Blanding at an art build for the upcoming National March For Justice and Reformation for Marcus-David … Continue reading The Movement Demanding Justice For Marcus-David Peters
Patrisse Cullors on Art, Intersectionality, and Her Memoir
By Stephanie Younger • On June 11, I met Patrisse Cullors briefly after she accepted the “Next Generation Award” at the ACLU National Membership Conference. … Continue reading Patrisse Cullors on Art, Intersectionality, and Her Memoir
Nupol Kiazolu on Womanism and Empowering Black Youth in the Fight for Black Lives
By Stephanie Younger • The murder of Trayvon Martin ignited a fire within a then 12-year-old Nupol Kiazolu “that [she’s] never felt before.” “I couldn’t … Continue reading Nupol Kiazolu on Womanism and Empowering Black Youth in the Fight for Black Lives
