What then? What now?
A message from the Events Director of BLVCK, Lashae L. Watson
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Volume 64 Issue 8
Thank you, bell hooks
A reflection on the intellectual giant and the legacy she left behind
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Black influences on popular music
What does Black Twitter have to say about K-pop Afrobeats?
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Six reasons why the Black community runs Twitter
When Jack Dorsey, Evan Williams, and Biz Stone founded Twitter back in 2006, I’m 60 percent sure that they didn’t know how much the app was going to blow up, and I’m 99 percent sure that they had no idea it would lead to a verified cultural phenomenon—Black Twitter. Twitter’s Black users, affectionately and simply
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Eight New Releases by Black Writers to Add to Your TBR ASAP
From a Get Out-esque social horror to a cutesy YA contemporary novel and everything in-between
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Straddling environmentalisms
A conversation with Kirk Johnson about sustainability policy, environmentalism, and being Black within the mainstream environmentalist movement
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Special research summary: Students as diversity workers
Black student activists at UofT explore the challenges and rewards of their work
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“My Mama Said” so “Sorry in Advance”
Poetry for the woman who taught me to be bright
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On celebrating Black fashion
From queer pioneers to contemporary models
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