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in LEVEL

The Cost of Protecting Black Women

Dear Black men: We can’t afford not to step up and do the work

We Should Have Held T.I. Accountable Years Ago

What’s it going to take for us to see the red flags for what they are?

Boosie’s Not Building His Sons Into Men, He’s Creating Victims

The rapper is breaking the law — and harming his child — in the name of parenting

Enough

Most men don’t abuse women. The problem that we need to talk about, though, is the men who know abusers — and never confront them.

For White Women Who Demonize Black Men, Even After Death

An open letter to those who insist on remembering Kobe Bryant at his lowest point

Black Men, Watch the Russell Simmons Documentary

After months of controversy, On the Record delivers a haunting #MeToo story that puts Black women first — but Black men were few and far…

Insincere #MeToo Apologies Aren’t Just a White Thing

Harvey Weinstein and R. Kelly are just two of many men — Black and White — who have wielded both intimidation and crocodile tears

No, You’re Not R. Kelly — But You Still Have Work To Do

If I’m in danger from a man, that man is more likely to be you than a superstar

Yes, Sexual Abuse of Black Boys Is a Problem — and We Need To Pay Attention

We’re just coming to terms with talking about sexual abuse at all. But our sons have been missing from the conversation — and the outrage.

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