The Return To Life Pre-Pandemic: Long-Overdue Or Done Too Soon?
Living in the midst of a pandemic has ultimately become the “new normal”, but as the number of new cases have begun to shrink, a call for the return to life before the pandemic-- the “old normal”-- has become increasingly present. We discuss it here!
Rise And Grind: Hustle Culture Is Not The Flex You Think It Is
Rise and grind culture has people subscribed to the idea that complete and total dedication to a specific craft is vital for success, regardless of how unorthodox or unhealthy some of these methods might be. Hustle culture might be a temporary fix in finding fulfillment, but it is not the end-all-be-all solution. We discuss it here!
It's Time For Better Portrayals of Black People on Television and in the Media
The world so often tries to fit Black people into one box, with Hollywood continuously putting out trauma porn and Black people being represented as gangsters, slaves, or in extreme poverty. It’s time to create better narratives for ourselves! We discuss it here!
Gatekeeping Black Culture: An Extreme Or Necessary Measure?
Black culture has continuously been ripped off for non-Black majorities as our mannerisms, style and personality are often stolen for profit without receiving proper credit. Gatekeeping the entirety of Black culture seems extreme in conception but is a necessary conversation!
Entrepreneurship vs 9-5s: Choosing A Lifestyle That Fits You
With a generation that values their free time more than ever, choosing the right work lifestyle is crucial! Whether it’s a 9-5 or entrepreneurship, there are pros and cons to both! We discuss it here!
Make Racists Afraid Again: Army Sergeant Jonathan Pentland Charged With Assault
Jonathan Pentland, a US Army sergeant, was charged with assault for shoving a man whose only crime was minding his business. We discuss it here!
Daunte Wright And George Floyd Were Connected and Both Deserved Better
Two men, two fathers, two human beings whose lives were stolen in a similar manner, shared a common connection. George Floyd and Daunte Wright deserved better! We discuss it here!
Working Jobs You Don't Like: Choosing Between Morals and Money
Sometimes you have to work jobs that are not ideal to be financially stable until you can find a better one, but how do you handle a situation where it seems like you have to choose between your morals or your money? We discuss it here!
The Performative Nature of “Cancel Culture” And It's Inconsistency
The growth of social media has led to the phenomenon of "cancel culture”, but the inconsistency lies with certain artists being excused from bad behavior because they make good music or create nice products. We discuss it here!
Abolishing the N-word: A Personal Experience
Have you ever dealt with non-Black friends trying to justify their right to use the n-word? We discuss it here!
Why Afrofuturism Is A Fierce Instrument Of Black Empowerment And Liberation
At the intersection of fantasy, technology, and Black liberation lies the thrilling idea of Afrofuturism, one of the most innovative tools used by Black innovators today to empower Black people. We discuss it here!
Black Lives Matter Is Raising Money But Where Is It Going?
Since 2013, “Black Lives Matter” has risen in popularity and has raised millions of dollars, but there has been a lot of criticism surrounding the BLM Network and where the money they are earning is going. We discuss it here!
Stop Asian Hate: Support a Cause Without Degrading Another
With recent hate crimes against the Asian community rising, awareness on the situation is definitely needed. But why are Black people being used as a compare and contrast option to bring awareness to the Anti-Asian hate crime movement? We discuss it here!
Disrespecting Black Women Is An Easy Way To Gain Social Media Clout
Disrespecting Black Women has become an easy way to gain social media clout, specifically through tik tok! We discuss it here!
Meghan Markle Is An Example Of Skin Color Remaining An Issue In Society
Despite Meghan Markle being fair-skinned and biracial, the issue of skin color still remains after marrying into the Royal family. We discuss it here!
Dr. Seuss Books Are Being Pulled Due To A History Of Racist Illustrations
After a long history of making racist references to African culture and Asian stereotypes, Dr. Seuss Enterprises has halted the circulation of six of their books. We discuss it here!
Women's History Month: 11 Prominent Black Women Making An Impact
Women’s History Month is essential in honoring women who inspire us! Here are 11 prominent Black Women who are making a major impact!
Workplace Discrimination Based On Your Name: So-Called 'Hood' Names
Discrimination in the workplace should be a thing of the past and your name should not be an issue when applying to a new job! You shouldn’t have to change your name to get your foot in the door. We discuss it here!
Aunt Jemima: Rebranding A Brand Built On Racial Stereotypes
“Aunt Jemima” has been a controversial figure for well over 100 years with the brand being built on racial stereotypes dating back to the Jim Crow era. We discuss its origins and the recent name change and rebrand to the “Pearl Milling Company”.
Celebrating Black History | The Life of Political Activist Angela Davis
Angela Davis spent most of her life fighting against racism and prejudice! We discuss her legacy and impact here!