Watch Our Author Chat with Dr. Brittney Cooper
April 16, 2020
Dr. Cooper, who is currently a professor of Women’s and Gender Studies at Rutgers University, is the author of our March General Track Read, Eloquent
The New Trailer for Ava Duvernay’s “Queen Sugar”
July 20, 2016
The new one hour OWN series everyone is pinning to see, has released a new trailer, giving a us a glimpse into what is sure
All The Shade From the Failed White Mediocrity of Abigail Fisher
June 23, 2016
Today the Supreme Court of the United States upheld the right to consider race in college admissions decisions. Abigail Fisher the “aggressively mediocre white woman,”
HBCU vs. PWI: Just Go to an HBCU or Where Sallie Mae Can’t Find You
June 20, 2016
One of the most heated topics is PWI versus HBCU. Are they on equal footing? For prospective Black college students which is the better fit?
College is Hard AF for Black Women | Why Nayla Kidd Was Right & Wrong…
June 9, 2016
Nayla Kidd, was a sophomore at Columbia University, who on a full scholarship in their engineering program disappeared, disconnected, went missing and set off a social media
Transgender, Women’s Rights & Public Bathrooms
May 2, 2016
There has been a wave of ultra-conservatism seeping into unsuspecting arenas of American society. Machines of conservative organizations peddling out propaganda thinly veiled as as intellectual
Single & Attractive Women Can Have Casual Sex Without Consenting to Rape…
December 31, 2015
ArtParasite posted an article submitted anonymously entitled THE UGLY SIDE OF BEING A SINGLE, ATTRACTIVE AND AVAILABLE HETEROSEXUAL WOMAN, where a young woman details her
How to Grow Emotionally Mature & Avoid F*ckboys
October 8, 2015
We so often overlook our emotional self, because it is so easy to get caught up in the visual. Not just the visual of how
Happy Birthday Nina Simone
February 21, 2015
Today marks the 82nd birthday of legendary musician, singer, songwriter Nina Simone. Born Eunice Kathleen Waymon in Tryon, North Carolina in 1933, she later took on her
On: Maya Angelou
February 7, 2015
Am I late? I’m late on purpose as I look to avoid the too easy to jump on bandwagon of saying all the cliche things
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