Being Black on Pluto
A deep listening to Atlanta rapper Pluto shows how her sound reshapes Black girlhood, time, and survival through bass-heavy imagination rather than protest.
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A Cry from Sinai: An Open Letter to America
Do Americans know their taxes fund U.S. weapons against ordinary civilians of Sinai?
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This Doesn’t Have to Be the World We Live In
In this polarized world, religion is used to judge and create animosity toward other people, and we no longer hear each other. These problems are solvable.
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“They’re Always Watching and Waiting”: Surveillance, Blackness, and Security after 9/11 in the U.S.
The police state, as demonstrated in the U.S., reflected a redefinition of Muslims and people from the Arab World as the “New Blacks.” What happened to the old Blacks, however?
