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How the Crack Era Waged War on Drug-Addicted Mothers

Stanley Nelson’s Netflix documentary opened my eyes to how much Black and Hispanic women were preyed on by the American government

“Congratulations aren’t enough.

Post-election, many have offered their thanks for Black women stepping up (as always) to save American democracy. But words are not enough…

Building a World Where Breonna Taylor Could Live

Victory will not be achieved through prosecutions, but through transforming the conditions of violence

Breonna Taylor and Bearing Witness to Black Women’s Expendability

Why #SayHerName is crucial to the struggle for Black freedom

Missy, We Owed You a Better Future

On rhythm, astronauts, and rain

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